LexisNexis Introduces Concordance Native Viewer Functionality for E-Discovery Review Management Software
Native Review? Color Production tools? Cool!
Just adding these in the second half of 2011? Yikes. Talk about being behind the curve.
Still, here’s hoping it helps those of us living with Concordance’s limitations every day.
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