ILTA always does a great job with their conference each year, and they also do a great job of leaving all of us with a nice set of materials, audio and video recordings of sessions whether you were able to be there in person or not. This year’s stuff can be found here. It’s not…
Though I was in Vegas for ILTACON mostly to man our booth and interact with the attendees, I did also manage to attend a couple of sessions as well. (And obviously even left the hotel for a short time!) One of the sessions I managed to sit in on was a panel discussion about where…
This a good article talking about chat/messaging apps like Bloomberg and how it alters what we’re used to doing with eDiscovery. The one thing I have had numerous discussion about during training classes in the idea of keyword searching. In the informal world of chat, doing keyword searching without considering alternate spellings is a huge…
Not surprising at all is it? If you want to target sensitive data, a third party who doesn’t have the same strong sense of protecting it, in an industry that has a reputation for somewhat lax security measures, would be a pretty tempting place to start. Surprise! Cyberintrusions are Directed at eDiscovery Evidence
I saw a post by Jon Canty recently that talked about what working in eDiscovery is like, complete with photos of himself working on his laptop everywhere, at the drop of a hat. Here’s a humbling story from my first year in ediscovery. It was my day off and I was in the doctor’s office….
Admittedly, this article had me at the headline. You can buy all the expensive tech toys you want, and in the eDiscovery world, there are plenty of them out there, but if you don’t have the people in place to use them properly, they do you no good. The real power over eDiscovery, investigations and…