And I got the shirt!
Just my way of saying that yes, indeed, I have completed the update to my Trial Director 6 Certified Trainer status.
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Silly government workers. Go to all that trouble to try and hide the identity of the person under investigation but forget to redact the email address associated with that person, which happens to have his name in it? See, this is why you have to consider any and all personally identifiable information when you’re looking…
“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”….
Yes it’s true, after last year’s new experience of attending the annual ILTA Conference as a vendor as opposed to an attendee, I’ll be repeating that this year. I expect it to be similar to last year, there won’t be as many opportunities to socialize with my old contacts and attendees, because I’ll be trying…
Brett Burney is at the Master’s Conference this week, and aside from doing some blog entries about what he’s learning, he’s also doing some serious live-tweeting. I was keeping an eye on Brett’s ediscoveryinfo twitter account today. It wasn’t quite the same as being here, but I certainly felt like I had a pretty good…
Image by ogal via Flickr In the course of a conversation with a peer in the Litigation Support industry last week about best practices, a question struck me, that I don’t really have an answer for. I’ve always believed that when it came time to process, or search, collected data that came in from a…