January 18, 2013 12:31 AM
Posted by: Sharon Fisher
autonomy,
e-discovery,
hpNow that everyone's used the holidays to digest the news about HP and Autonomy, HP is reportedly receiving offers to purchase the troubled UK e-discovery company -- but people in the know say HP won't go for it.
In a great example of "Taking...
December 27, 2012 7:04 PM
Posted by: Sharon Fisher
big data,
e-discovery,
ediscovery,
ibmIBM announced earlier this month that it was acquiring StoredIQ, but exactly what the company does isn't quite obvious. Part big data, part e-discovery, it's sort of neither fish nor fowl.
As an example, analyst firm IDC included the Austin, Texas-based StoredIQ in its
November 8, 2012 3:01 PM
Posted by: Sharon Fisher
computer assisted review,
e-discovery,
predictive coding,
technology assisted reviewWhen one thinks of E-discovery pioneers, one doesn't tend to think of Hooters. But a recent legal case with the, ahem, female-oriented restaurant has ramifications for the E-discovery industry, specifically in the area of predictive...
September 6, 2012 2:18 PM
Posted by: Sharon Fisher
e-discovery,
ediscovery,
intellectual propertyIf you needed a reason to implement e-discovery in your company, you now have one. 1.05 billion of them, in fact.
A number of legal experts -- as well as e-discovery vendors -- have pointed to discovery of
May 31, 2012 5:35 PM
Posted by: Sharon Fisher
autonomy,
e-discovery,
gartner,
magic quadrant,
symantecA year after releasing its first Magic Quadrant in e-discovery, Gartner has released a new one with big changes -- and it has only itself to blame.
In that MQ, Gartner...
March 1, 2012 12:13 AM
Posted by: Sharon Fisher
computer assisted review,
e-discovery,
predictive coding,
technology assisted reviewIn a decision that may be as far-reaching as the 2006 changes in rules for civil proceedings that essentially created the e-discovery market, Southern District of New York Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck has
March 26, 2011 8:13 AM
Posted by: Sharon Fisher
e-discovery,
esi,
governmentWhen new rules for electronic discovery of documents in civil cases went into effect in December, 2006, there was some discussion at the time about whether governments and other public...
