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Cisco systems converts its Code of Business Conduct to an e-book so its 73,000 employees get quick advice
...version 3.14 of its CAAT concept-clustering software to help its partners in markets such as e-discovery and...
...the boxes?'," says Baron, who is now vice president for business development at XLS. Indeed, a lot's changed since what Baron...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...iConect Development, a provider of e-discovery software products and services for the legal industry, ...
...discuss legal service ideas and developments that they "might not...document assembly and contract management software, said simply that "technology...
...software provider, was represented by Warwick Sharpe, vice president of marketing and business development...
...announced an upgraded version of its mobile forensics software, Mobile Phone Examiner Plus 5.3, plus the MPE+ Talon hardware add...
...Neota Logic's software can supply guidance to routine questions for both in-house attorneys and...
...Va.-based iConect Development's Xera Review Platform to its e-discovery offerings. Xera is a document review software as a service...
...management and marketing, Bathina will oversee business development for the TyMetrix electronic billing and matter management software, its business analytics line, as well as...
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