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“The more worried people are about their status, the more buzzwords they use.” Man, the Legal Technology industry must be full of some of the most insecure people in the world, no? Personally, I think it is, and I think it’s mostly because truly understanding this stuff is hard, and understanding anything well enough to…
Techshow Day 2 -Electronic Discovery Jeopardy
Craig Ball must have spent weeks prepping this presentation, but he’s doing a great job getting people to consider various EDD issues through playing Jeopardy. Talking about the Columbia Pictures-RAM case now, good example of the analysis we talked about in the last session. It was very relevant so it was required, most cases wouldn’t…
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Rather Than Making The Internet Safe For Kids, Make Your Kids Safe For The Real World– as a child abuse survivor, I’ve long advocated for the reality that if you don’t educate your kids so they can “stay innocent” someone else will, and you won’t like the results.
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NSA Releases Best Practices For Securing Your Home Network Security Service > Article
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4 ways HR can support and develop managers– It beats what we’ve done for years, promoting each team’s best member to management with no training at all.
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Increasing supervisor savvy around culture, race, and identity
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We Asked, They Answered: What Women Leaders Really Want at Work
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When you want to help ease stress in the workplace: 3 main areas of focus– Training your people is number 1. Just saying. 😉
Linked – kCura: UK War with Hosting Partners?
To date partners that provide data hosting have had to buy, install and maintain their own infrastructure – charging a premium to companies that need eDiscovery services as a result. Going forward the hardware and software are all available within RelativityOne, prompting one adviser to say shortly after Relativity Fest: “kCura doesn’t see this as…
How would you explain it?
OK so it’s a simple concept to most of you guys, but obviously, our various users don’t quite grasp this, and I’m wondering what the best way to explain it is. Here’s the scenario: User needs data copied to a laptop from the network so he can work on it offline from some other location…
