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..., a provider of content management software for Microsoft SharePoint, Exchange...
... upgrades to its discovery management technology, Discovery Radar 5.0...
...cloud products debuted at LegalTech New York 2013. For several years...theme of Techshow was practice management, in all its various forms...
... has announced the launch of new features for eSummary by ABI. eSummary is an online records management tool that helps legal professionals organize...
...Important new rule changes to the Health...an individual’s health records, known as protected health information...
...time out to listen to David Pogue, technology columnist for The New York Times and Scientific American, declare the end of...
...among the many Baby Boomer e-discovery leaders concerned that not enough new leaders are emerging to take over the e-discovery and information governance...
...Institute: "Where Records Management and eDiscovery Intersect...with the Amazing New Technologies for Unmanned...
... unveiled Timestream, a matter management platform designed to help users...
...examiner may look to machine-generated artifacts — called LNK files, prefetch records, and Registry keys — to determine what files (and applications a user...
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