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New LinkedIn App Connected Makes Networking Easy
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Every American Will Experience This in Their Lifetime — Or Know Someone Who Will
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The Link Between E-Discovery and Information Governance
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Technical competence an ethical obligation in eDiscovery
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A Case for Insourcing E-Discovery Data Management
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“NetClean’s founder and CEO Christian Berg said that more effort should go into identifying paedophiles within the workplace because as many as two people in a thousand use work computers to view child sexual abuse material.“While it may appear strange for people to do this at work, many people actually find their work computer to…
The article below mentions something we’ve all seen way too many times. The manager who gets promoted, but never developed any of their reports to do their job, and winds up having to continue doing it. In the worst-case scenario, since the culture was not to develop people to replace you, that person is probably also learning the new role from scratch while still doing a large chunk of their old role.
What a waste of time and talent.
Tom O’Connor posted yesterday about a conversation that has bounced around the litsupport mail list, quoting John Martin in the title of his post, It’s the Archer, not the Arrow. I won’t repeat what Tom has written, you can go read it yourself, and frankly, I couldn’t write it as well as he did anyway….
The article below contains management advice, some of which you may agree with and others may not. But, the one thing I can say from my own experience is that there’s no excuse for your organization to get caught blindsided. So this part would be in your interest. “Because an employee may come to you…
The rumor is that Google Chrome will soon be using DNS over HTTP in order to navigate the web. When it does, that may provide some level of privacy, and security, but it may break a whole lot in the process, and that is worrying some: DOH will encrypt the addresses of the websites we…
When I first read about G.ho.st the other day, the system admin part of me wondered if an on-line virtual computer could be the end of blocking IM, web-mail and social networking, because anyone with a little smarts could figure out to go to the VM, login, and use that to “browse” to all the…