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.
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Not very long ago I mentioned that I thought the Dublin Irish Festival’s Social Planner was a great idea for the upcoming ILTA09 conference, and then at the end of last week, I got an email about the ILTA09 online planner. Unfortunately, there’s no option for sharing your itinerary, but I can print it, so…
Hidden away in a recently seen blog post about moving to the cloud on Cicayda’s website this week was this little nugget: There is absolutely no reason to keep hiring internal staff for litigation support when we have the team to help perform all the heavy lifting. Now, since I work in a law firm…
Over at the eDiscovery 101 blog there’s a good response to the fact that “82 percent of employees use their personal email accounts to send large work-related files when an email attachment exceeds the size limit imposed by IT.” I agree with all of the points Bill makes, except one. Can you guess which one?…
WordPress allows for multiple authors, and allows me, as the administrator, to limit contributors to only post drafts, that do not get published until I review it, but doesn’t have an option for me to get an email when there’s a new post waiting for me to review? Seriously? Is it just me, or does…
I’ve read with some interest some of the commentaries about the recent moves of high-level eDiscovery experts from various firms and vendors. As someone who made a much less glamorous move myself recently, I’m curious about the different reactions. One of them was from Rees Morrison that caught my eye: Ay, there’s the rub. Just…
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