Excellent article describing how predictive coding software can be used
Predictive Coding Software Utilization
July 24, 2012
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Article on cloud and ediscovery
July 15, 2012Excellent article on ediscovery in the cloud.
Recommends a 2 pronged approach – Recommends a review of the Federal Rules of Discovery for data stored in cloud & clients should ensure that service contracts with Cloud providers include safeguards against inadvertent discoveries and mechanisms for complying with the Rules
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Google docs ready for ediscovery
July 15, 2012Are you using google apps for your business? Have you considered ediscovery implications ?
Is google apps ready for ediscovery?
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Want to move to the cloud?
July 15, 2012Eager to move to the cloud ? Have you considered your ediscovery needs? here is a good list of questions to ask your cloud vendor
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Social Media and eDiscovery
July 12, 2012With growth in usage of social media, enterprises have sprung up to address eDiscovery needs –
Check out some of the companies attempting to address this need. http://tinyurl.com/7cfrz2g
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The New New Thing in Search
July 12, 2012if you are still working on Hadoop, you might be outdated.
Check out what Google is working on – http://tinyurl.com/7usxren
under the hood is strong doses of caffeine that literally wakes up and indexes on the fly – http://tinyurl.com/7gna225. Per Google, Caffeine is a fundamental re-architecting of how the indexing system works
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eDiscovery Paradigm Shift
July 11, 2012
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Lily anyone?
July 2, 2012Lily ( http://www.lilyproject.org/lily/index.html) claims to be smart data at scale.
Per their website,
Lily unifies Apache HBase, Hadoop and Solr into a comprehensively integrated, interactive data platform with easy-to-use access APIs, a high-level data model and schema language, flexible, real-time indexing and the expressive search power of Apache Solr.
Anyone with experience using Lily? What is your experience? Did it live to your expectations?
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