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...upcoming inData software releases. Doss comes to inData from e-discovery software provider Syngence Software, where she was vice president of client services. Prior to...
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...Information Graphics Corporation, an Atlanta-based provider of viewing, redaction, and collaboration software, ...
...The U.S. Department of Justice will continue to rely on Syngence Software's near-duplicate software SynthetixND by renewing the license it began...
...Wave Software...PubArticleLTN.jsp?id=1202549574741&Syngence_Hires_Tammy_Doss_as_VP...
...Tammy Doss has joined Laguna Niguel, Calif.-based Syngence Software, a provider of search and clustering technology for e-discovery management...
...PubArticleLTN.jsp?id=1202547910674&Syngence_Announces_SynthetixND_Upgrade_FlatRate_Charter...Forms Partnerships With Two Legal Software Providers ...
...As Laguna Niguel, Calif.-based Syngence Software readies to release a new version of its near-duplicate clustering...
...»Joseph Howie has joined Syngence Software as its chief legal technology strategist. Howie focuses on product development...
...Electronic data discovery company Syngence Software, which makes SynthetixND, a near-duplicate search clustering technology, and the...
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