As I mentioned when I changed jobs, I’m not really writing about Litigation Support here anymore, because I don’t want to compete with my own company. However, I am writing on the group blog over there. My first post went up today. If you’re interested, go check it out!
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Marketing a Litigation Support / eDiscovery Department within a Law Firm: Keep Existing Customers, Part 1 tags: LitSupport MM Marketing a Litigation Support / eDiscovery Department within a Law Firm: Getting New Customers, Part 5 tags: LitSupport MM Controversial Issues in E-Discovery tags: LitSupport MM Attitude and Aptitude in Litigation Support tags: LitSupport MM Posted…
This seems like such a silly mistake: “A critical access hospital in Colorado will pay $114,000 in a settlement with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) stemming from the failure to terminate a former employee’s access to a hospital database containing protected health information (PHI).” But, of course, it’s not silly when you are being…
I couldn’t help but nod my head reading Brett Trout’s post about corporate packrats today. Does your company still have “floppy” disks in storage? Is your company storing invoices from the 80?s? If so, it is time for a little spring cleaning. The cost of cleaning your electronic house is actually quite small compared with…
In The Big Sort, Bill Bishop shows how, over the last 30 years, Americans have sorted themselves into like-minded neighborhoods. The same appears to be happening on the web. All the empirical research to date suggests that the reason is not the use of personalization algorithms per se. Algorithms can easily expose us to…
First of all, it’s always good to keep this kind of list handy. Stuff happens and sometimes you need to try and get back files that were removed accidentally. Secondly though, as many of us move to SSD hard drives for the speed, it’s worth being extra careful when deleting from those drives: The reason…
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