I found it interesting how much of this session was absolutely dominated by cost concerns. This is obviously a hot-button issue. That’s totally understandable. The cost of collecting, processing, searching and reviewing gigs and gigs of data is huge, and not only that, it’s a cost that you’re going to have to pass on to…
Interesting Keynote on Internet Privacy. Good discussion about Spitzer, RealID, The wiretap bill, cloud computing, warrantless laptop searches at the border, etc. I was especially interested in Marc Rotenberg’s take on Google Apps. He’s not a fan. Rightly, he’s concerned about the amount of information Google has about you by having access to your email…
I was pretty disappointed in this session. I went in hoping to get some info and a demonstration of Discovery Cracker along with the other Summation products and they pretty much ignored that product. The information on iBlaze 2.9 wasn’t bad, but I was hoping to save myself a trip to their booth for a…
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…
This weekend, in between bouts of digging out from the snow, I decided to give Google Calendar Sync a try. I had been using Gsyncit to synchromize my Google Calendar with my Outlook, but I was interested to see if I could use this instead to synch my home Outlook calendar with Google, as well…