That’s the point of my latest eDiscoTECH blog post over at the firm’s blog, where I also try, probably not very successfully, to simplify the difference between keyword and concept searching for folks who aren’t up on the algorithm.
If you’re interested in taking a look, you can see it here.
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How about just one, there’s too much of it laying around everywhere and you have no idea how to find anything because of that? 😉 Seriously, go check out the post and the report linked therein. Good information to get your head around before you have an immediate need! 7 Reasons for You to Worry…
“Through the networking and relationships in the space we’ve built up over the years, I seem to get a fair number of calls with folks who are in a bad situation. Maybe a smaller law firm with no Database Administrator. Sometimes a larger eDiscovery service provider hosting data with system administrators wearing the “DBA Hat”….
I’ve been randomly taking a look at Facebook’s “People you may know” feature over the last week or however long it’s been available. It occurs to me today that this feature is actually a perfect example of the limits of the “friend” definition on Facebook and other social networking services. Here’s an example. I have…
As someone who works as non-attorney staff, I found this article really interesting, and probably much closer to the truth than I might want to admit. Legal Secretaries Find Door to Advancement Shut Now, to be fair, I’ve seen this sort of thing play out at places outside of law firms as well. You have…
On Kevin’s suggestion in the comments, I’m giving Google Reader another try. I tried the old version and really didn’t like it, but I decided to give it another shot after so many people talked it up so much after they upgraded. We’ll see how it goes. The one thing I’m not going to change…
I signed up for this webinar as soon as I saw the title, Creating Standards for Ediscovery Practices. First, the bad news: Without a framework for success, electronic discovery (or “e-discovery”) projects can result in expensive sanctions and wasted resources, not to mention missed deadlines, productivity loss and frustration. The good news is that, since…