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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In all your experience supporting users, which is the most mis-used application, Powerpoint, or Excel? Leave your comments below. I used to think it was Powerpoint, but then I saw this Excel workbook, multiple sheets with somewhere in the area of 120 columns on each tracking various financial data going back 19 years, with no…
Interview: Matthew Geaghan of Nuix on using total data intelligence for compliance and HR purposes Sensei Launches a New Blog: The Digital Forensics Dispatch Technology Doesn’t Change Who You Are… It Magnifies Who You Are “Technology makes people who are good at their jobs better. Technology only makes people who are bad at their jobs…
I was watching a conversation on Twitter yesterday between a sports reported for the local paper and some of his followers. They were discussing the number one rule of sport reporters, “No rooting in the pressbox”. He pointed out that eventually you learn to be very detached from the game at hand, looking at it…
I just wanted to share some of the things that have caught my interest, that I haven’t managed to write up on the blog. 😉 Things are getting into a normal routine, they’re just not quite there yet. The Sedona Conference has released a new set of principles. The Sedona Conference® Database Principles Addressing Electronic…
Data Mapping Doesn’t Have to be Complicated tags: LitSupport MM Does Sampling Case Set a ‘Dangerous Precedent’? tags: LitSupport MM Press Release: LexText Redactor for Word 2010 launched tags: LitSupport MM The Three Dangers of Landscape Photography tags: Photography MM A Good Decision Brings Out the Bullies tags: LitSupport MM Posted from Diigo. The rest…
We had been expecting this around our office, but we were taken somewhat by surprise that it’s come down this quickly. Apparently, though, if all goes according to plan, the state courts will be amending the rules to something close to the current federal rules regarding e-discovery effective July 1. The one big difference seems…
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