“Over the last ten years, social media has become part of the fabric of our lives. The use of social network sites has become as routine as using a cell phone or email. Social media is used in all aspects of our lives, whether in communications or information seeking, on personal or business affairs.” Wow,…
If you’re interested in keeping up with new posts here, and potentially a few other things that I have in mind, I’m adding a new email subscription service though Mailchimp. [mc4wp_form] Of course, you could also follow the blog on Twitter or Facebook as well, if that’s your thing. (Or both since I usually don’t…
I can’t say that I started blogging for all of these reasons 14 years ago, or that I continued for all of these reasons. But, a couple of them were true then, and remain true today. I blog to share my knowledge and my passions, to connect with other people, whether it be professionally here,…
Honestly, I haven’t given much thought to boarding passes. When I have a printed one, I typically hang on to it and throw it away once I reach my destination, assuming that once the flight has been completed, it has no value. (I am crazy about not losing it before a flight, out of what…
Lots of links to quality eDiscovery resources in this post. Naturally, I wanted to make sure you all saw them! How to become an internal e-discovery expert
“Predictive coding tools have serious ROI beyond litigation, because employees can find what they’re looking for — quickly.” Makes sense to me. I’ve worked with some folks who are using their eDiscovery tools to simply store and index data that they may need to search at some point. Most of the time that decision is…