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...administered, and operated over a network via computer, tablet, or smartphone, the Vancouver, Wash.-based company reports. The Fieldstation is an aluminum...
Members of the International Standards Organization — a 66-year-old body with 162 member nations, tackling everything from bank transactions to shoe sizes — are forming a new committee to d
...CRU-DataPort, a provider of data security and storage devices headquartered in Vancouver, Wash., recently announced the company's new ...
...intends to support for NetVoyage Corp.'s NetDocuments service, he added, in Vancouver, B.C. HoudiniESQ, owned by Morrisville, N.C.-based LogicBit...
July 16 to 21 news briefs from Abel Solutions, dtSearch, Hot Neuron, Informative Graphics Corp., InterLegis, KnowledgeLake, Kroll Ontrack, Microsoft, Nuix, and Themis Solutions (Clio), Thomson Reuter
... that allows SharePoint to import metadata from other servers. Colligo, in Vancouver, B.C., is also now letting users add links to the...
...Themis Solutions, the Vancouver-based developer of the Clio web-based legal practice management platform, has...
...Vancouver, Canada-based Colligo Networks, a developer of email and document management software...
...Fasken Martineau DuMoulin advised Vancouver-based Summify on the sale. Twitter's Silicon Valley and...
...and legal technology companies, including CourtLink (now a part of LexisNexis), and Vancouver, Canada-based Searchlight. Since 2005, he has been an independent consultant in...
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