It’s up over on the AccessData blog. It’s part of a “Tips from the Trainers” series, and is all about working with Concordance DAT files in Summation 5.0 now that we can load those files directly without the need to convert them.
Hope you find it useful!
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Basically, a bunch of interesting things too long for Twitter, and dumped into one post. 🙂 The Typical Mac User podcast this week had an interesting interview covering Mac Forensics. There was some good info regarding the general idea of how forensics works for all OSes, and lots of good stuff about Mac forensics that…
I’m going to with…. Both. Sometimes they will contain the data necessary to prove your case, and other times they will contain all sorts of data that do nothing but muddy up your case and the discovery process. Thoughts? Mobile Devices in Discovery – Blessing or a Curse? Follow these topics: Links, LitigationSupport
Yes, I’ll be there, and we’ll be doing a random assortment of hands on training sessions for Summation, as well as all our forensic products. So if you have interest in attending the AccessData User’s Conference at the Aria resort in Vegas next April, you might as well take advantage of early-bird pricing, no? You…
This doesn’t surprise me, and I’m sure the numbers in the US would be similar, maybe even lower. Just 17 percent of UK managers feel “very confident” in ability to support colleagues experiencing mental health issues. A shocking proportion of managers in the UK workforce have never received training to equip them with the skills needed to spot mental…
I don’t know if you’ve seen this blog post from Exterro this week. They are starting a series of interview with eDiscovery professionals, describing what their days are like, and this week it was Christa Haskins, CEDS, E-Discovery/ESI Support Manager at Becton Dickinson. Being in-house with a legal department, Christa’s day looks a little different…
“The short video which was the trigger for this thought is about Ringtail’s ability to manage social media. It takes as an example a Facebook post with a photograph, Comments, Likes etc, and shows how this kind of data can be assimilated into Ringtail, viewed and tagged like any other, and appear in search results,…
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