My first session, in the Litigation track, is the Formula for high-tech trial success. Starting out with basics of converting documents into easy to review format. (TIF), discovery software, review software. Use the technology to dedupe, organize by search terms, etc. You simply can’t go through every document manually anymore with the quantities of ESI…
Here the link to all things Techshow, the TECHSHOW BUZZ. I’m sure I’ll have much to say about the conference over the next few days, but right now I need to head to the airport to catch my flight to Chicago. 🙂 Boy, onsite at 6AM for work today, and in Chicago around 10PM. That’s…
They haven’t released the new version to partners, yet, but I did spend some time on a webinar taking a quick look at it. I found it really interesting that they are moving away from the alternating menus and toolbars based on your view. Basically, much like Office 2007, only well before Microsoft did it,…
I saw an email about this new podcast series called Legal Tech Radio on one of the Lit Support mailing lists I belong to. Given how hectic my week has been, this was the first chance I got to listen to the first episode. It’s definitely not for everyone, there’s quite a bit of legalese,…
One other note about the training, I used my Macbook Pro for the presentation. I was curious to see how it would work out. Obviously, I needed my Windows Virtual Machine to run Summation, but once I got through a little hiccup connecting the MBP to the projector over in our training center, (oh ok,…
I’m done with my first attempt at doing some Summation training. Had one class yesterday afternoon, another this morning. The goal was to do 90 minutes on the very basics, what the program does, how to navigate around, do some basic searching, edit the summaries, add notes to transcripts, etc. I’ve learned a couple of…