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Take a look at your conversion funnel, is it effective?
Whether analyzing your most recent email marketing campaign
with aclick-to-open ratio, or counting the number of article reads on your latest published
masterpiece, converting clicks and reads into "warm prospect" requires an effective conversation interface. Whatever your method of outreach (email, eNewsletter, banner ads,
articles, etc.), the design of an effective conversion funnel requires
prospects to be intrigued enough to be pulled into your conversation.
The social Web is a platform for media based marketing, rich with opportunity for link building, to connect a user group, interact with prospects, and promote wares. The long-term impact of the social Web is yet-to-be discovered, leaving most to wonder where, when, and how to get involved. The development of a sustainable long-term campaign is best, as slow and steady has been the mantra for those winning the social Web race.
On day 2 of the Masters Conference there was a very well attended session on Cloud Computing. Carolyn Depko, director of media relations for Edge Legal Marketing attended this session and shared some notes.
What is “The Cloud”? What is cloud computing?
Many different types, sizes, shapes, etc. of cloud computing but some shared features/characteristics:
“Cloud Computing”
-Shared Servers
-Many Locations
-Unspecified Geographical Locations
“Dedicated Cloud”
-Company Dedicated Servers
-Locations May Be Limited
-Locations May Be Specified & Known
“Hybrid Cloud”
A combination of cloud and dedicated cloud.
Biggest issue with cloud computing – Giving Up Control
Biggest Benefit – Cost Savings and scalability BUT understanding the risks is key.
Make sure all “stakeholders” are involved and understand the benefits and risks for them specifically.
The risks and questions to ask:
1) Preservation
a) How will the data in the cloud environment be preserved?
b) What is the method of preservation?
c) What is the speed/scalability of the method?
d) Is it all or nothing and if it can be limited what are the blind spots?
2) Data Authenticity
a) Will you be able to authenticate your data?
b) Has the cloud provider developed a procedure for inputting data?
c) Has the cloud provider built-in safeguards to ensure accuracy & identify errors?
d) Do you know the processes that were applied to the data?
3) Litigation
a) Can moving data to the cloud expose you to new litigation?
b) Who is liable for data breaches?
c) Are we going to see claims alleging negligent protection of data or negligent hiring of a cloud provider?
4) Compliance & Regulatory Issues
Additional topics discussed:
1) Many service provider “don’t get” the needs and requirements of companies.
2) MANY questions need to be asked of your service provider on many different levels and angles.
3) VERY IMPORTANT to “test” the security and deliverables that were agreed upon. Quality Assurance testing and auditing are VERY important. Is your service provider producing accurate results?
4) Best Practice Standards – Can we get Best Practice Guidelines developed for this industry?
On day two of the Masters Conference, Chris Dale, UK's e-Disclosure Information Project; Justice Clifford Einstein, Supreme Court, New South Wales; Senior Master Steven Whitaker, Senior Master of the Senior courts of England and Wales, Queen's Bench Division held an "International Judicial Panel" and here are a few take-away's from their fabulous discussion!
The UK & England
- The term for e-discovery in the UK is e-Disclosure
- The “English rule on cost recovery.” – the “winning” party gets reimbursed for their discovery costs.
- Master Whitaker – the scope of disclosure is different in the UK. There’s poor case management and very little judicial training.
- The ESI Questionnaire – Using the ESI Questionnaire as a tactical tool. It is a helpful guide to issues which might arise and of which only some may be relevant to a given case. Both parties agree to use it OR the use can be ordered by the court.
- The UK’s view is if you don’t find the smoking gun too bad.
Australian Discovery
- Discussion on the Australian rules of e-discovery and the differences/similarities. Justice Clifford Einstein says judges want to get to the heart of the case. They don’t have time to review volumes of unnecessary information. He also commented that he was glad to see (evident from the Masters Conference particularly) that the development and advancement of e-discovery technology has worked in the benefit of the profession.
- The law is meant to be for everyone but the legal system is moving towards favoring the “bigger” guy not the small guy. There will be no room for the small, average person to bring a case because of the costs and the cases involving the largest sums of money seem to be first heard.
- Australian approach to judicial education/training on technology – each Judge when appointed goes to school for about a week and is taught by peers with the most experience and grasp on current technologies being used.
- Requirement in Australia for electronic production of documents in all cases where the number of documents exceed 200 so virtually all cases involve electronic discovery.
Question from Craig Ball: What is in place in England/South Wales that encourages or prohibits the opponent to produce in native format?
Response from Whitaker: There must be an agreement on format established early on.
Conclusion
Courts need to reign in the e-discovery and early intervention by the court is essential.
I lived and worked in Washington DC in the summer when I was going for my undergraduate degree. Some of the best moments were when we'd go to the top of the W (formerly the Washington Hotel) to take in some of the best views of the city! In this video you will first see the White House, then the Washington Monument. You can see other national monuments from the W, but they are at a distance. The W was where many of the speakers and attendees stayed for Masters Conference 2010.
JC – Certainly in some cases it’s a big problem. BUT the key
is having an open dialogue. Open dialogue
is very important. Having provisions in place is also important. Her court’s 26F report includes specific
questions and a check list regarding discovery and preservation. Unfortunately
today many attorneys are not taking seriously the issues that can come up
during discovery.
FAC – On the Federal level, experiences
particular aspects and developments unique to the government and government
involvement. Several being 1) the U.S.
as a defendant 2) the gov’t as a holder of a lot of information in cases &
suits and 3) the gov’t as the “demander” of information.
FAC – A trend and a more frequent occurrence of Judges
questioning the amount of money that is being spent on e-discovery and
wondering WHY the money and time is being spent. Is it worth it?
JC – Education for Judges is key and welcomed. She loves groups such as “Friends of
e-Discovery” and any program available to her and fellow judiciary colleagues
that help to educate and keep her abreast of technological developments, e-discovery
processes and methodologies used in capturing data and search and e-discovery
tools.
JC – Highly recommends getting to know the judges on your
state and federal benches. Reach out to
a couple about opportunities to meet with them and discuss e-discovery issues
and developments. Hopefully those couple can get their colleagues
involved. Education is important to the
judicial community.
KEY/top-of-mind
topics and issues: Cooperation and proportionality
JC – Cooperation is something Judges can take more control
of and get involved in earlier. Proportionality – the parties need to discuss
first and then go to the judge with issues and opinions on costs and
requests.
It’s important to come with the mindset of cooperation. It
saves A LOT of time and Money. It just
makes sense. Parties need to BE PRACTICAL.
What needs to be considered: What is the most economical way to get the
information we need in this case.
FAC – Commenting on the issues that arise when the two
parties are not on the same level of “understanding” in terms of the technology
available. When the levels of knowledge regarding the e-discovery process,
tools and costs are very different – it can create a lot of issues and the
judges often need to step in and make suggestions about methodology and solutions.
The difference in knowledge is a deterrent to cooperation because one party
just “doesn’t get it.”
Development of a Special Masters Board where the members
will work pro bono to mediate and educate parties in a case on e-discovery
processes available and get some agreement.
Q – In terms of the duty to preserve for corporations, are
you seeing that issue come up more or how are you currently handling the
preservation issues?
JC – Companies need to handle/discuss preservation in the
cooperation stage. And if there’s an issue with preservation and agreeing on
terms it is important to come to the court with the issues early. The earlier
the better to get any issues straightened out.
FAC – Has no patience for companies that make NO effort to
preserve what they should and/or keep WAY too much information and then they
say the costs to produce and process that data will just be too much.
JC – Has less sympathy for companies that have arbitrary
deletion policies of 2 weeks. Why do you have that policy? Does it make sense? And if there’s no good
reasoning behind that policy she’s not happy about it. Where is the
justification for the policies? Why are you not saving e-mails for at least 1-2
months instead of 2 weeks?
Communication between
IT & management IS KEY.
FAC – The IT staff and management should know one
another. He can’t believe after 15 years
or so this disconnect is getting worse not better. Where is the cooperation between IT and
management? The management needs to know
what their firms/company’s retention terms and policies are BEFORE a litigious
situation.
FAC – He wants/needs “proof” from an expert that a
cost/request is too “burdensome.” He
wants something tangible to back up that statement.
Daubert Challenges
JC – IT folks are VERY up front and honest. When IT can get together and discuss what
will be delivered and how parties can avoid the “dueling experts” in
court.
FAC – It’s important to “head it off at the pass.” Agree to the terms, process, experts early
on.
Communication between
Counsel
JC – Important for counsel to communicate with one another
and target the necessary
information. How many employees’ e-mail
do you REALLY need? Identify what
employees are really relevant and involved in the case. Be realistic about how much information needs
to be collected.
Words for tomorrow?
JC – Privacy,
Indemnification; using third parties
FAC – Protective
orders; “Free Discovery” – the generational divide as younger people are not as
protective of privacy.
Catalyst Repository Systems, Inc., a pioneer in providing hosted document repositories for e-discovery and other complex legal matters, today announced automation of data file formatting and export between the Catalyst CR review platform and Wave Software’s Trident Pro Native Review Bridge (NRB) module. This effort, which is now featured in the most recent version of Trident Pro, results in a dramatically streamlined electronic file exporting process that loads data files from Trident Pro directly into Catalyst Fast Track. To learn more, visit http://www.catalystsecure.com/news/449-catalyst-and-wave-software-partner.html
E-Discovery Committee of the Litigation Section of the D.C. Bar to Conduct Session on Federal Government Investigations
ORLANDO, FL, September 29, 2010 The Masters Conference, an advanced legal educational experience, announced today that the E-Discovery Committee of the Litigation Section of the D.C. Bar will present Federal Enforcement: How Federal Government Investigations are Evolving in Response to the Cloud and Data Outsourcing at its 2010 conference. The Masters Conference 2010 theme is Litigation and Discovery in a World of Technology, and will be held October 4-6, 2010 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C.
In this session, moderated by E-Discovery Committee Vice Chair Allison Stanton, panelists will discuss issues companies should consider when outsourcing their data with an eye towards having to one day respond to government inquiries. Specifically, the panel will discuss evolving technology, current investigation practices, and suggestions and novel approaches; how to respond to investigations when data has been outsourced.
Panelists include: Tracy Greer, Senior Litigation Counsel for Electronic Discovery, Antitrust Division, DOJ; John Haried, Assistant National Discovery Coordinator Executive Office of United States Attorneys; and David Shonka, Principal Deputy General Counsel, Federal Trade Commission.
The E-Discovery Committee of the D.C. Bar Litigation Section was founded in 2009 to address the needs of Bar members practicing in one of the most e-discovery-savvy jurisdictions in the country: Washington, D.C. In addition to developing and sponsoring education on important e-discovery topics, the Committee provides a collegial setting for attorneys from; defense bar, plaintiffs bar, government, and the litigation support industry to discuss developments in e-discovery law and cutting-edge technology. Membership in the Committee is open to all members of the D.C. Bar Litigation Section, and anyone with an interest in electronic discovery issues is invited to attend Committee meetings.
This session is sponsored by Wave Software, the creator of Trident Pro, an early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology.
To register for the Masters Conference, visit http://www.themastersconference.com
By Guest Blogger: Wave Software
Discovery has always been one of the most difficult aspects of litigation. With the explosion of electronic data and recent changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, it has become an even more difficult, risky and expensive undertaking. Not only do our clients have so much more data to comb through, in the form of emails and other electronic data, but the timeframes to complete discovery are also shrinking while clients and attorneys are being held more accountable for the quality of their work. Read the article here: http://bit.ly/dth8OC
Orlando-based Wave Software announced that its Co-founder and President, Robert E. Childress III has joined the Vendor Advisory Board of LegalTech. Childress will lend industry insight, expertise and vision to LegalTech’s cornerstone events. He will work with other vendor board members to help LegalTech remain as the most important legal technology event in the industry.
Legal technology is ever changing, and LegalTech offers law firms and legal departments the ability to stay on top of this evolving industry to improve their law practice management. LegalTech offers CLE-accredited sessions and an extensive exhibition hall. Legal professionals attend LegalTech to learn about the newest advances in technology as well as network with industry leaders.
“I am honored to be a part of the LegalTech Vendor Advisory Board,” said Robert E. Childress III, Co-founder and President of Wave Software. “I look forward to collaborating with other board members while sharing knowledge and expertise in the legal technology industry. I hope to be especially helpful to LegalTech as we advance the educational and exhibit hall experience into a new level of excellence and press ahead with its leadership in the industry.”
With Childress at the helm, Wave Software’s flagship product, Trident Pro, won the 2008 Socha-Gelbmann Top Provider award, achieved LTN “Presidents Corner” in March of 2009, won a 2009 ITFlorida award, plus it won two LTN Awards: a bronze for Trident Pro De-Duplication, EDD Services Collection and a bronze for Trident Pro Near Duplicate Detection, EDD Services Identification.
Childress is a 2004/2005 National Register Who’s Who in Executives and Professionals winner and winner of the Florida Small Businessman of the Year 2005. Childress is recognized as one of the 20 most influential people in the legal software business, having held senior positions with a number of key technology corporations including Lexis-Nexis, Thomson & Thomson, Elsevier Science, CXA Inc., McGrawHill, and Shepards. While at Lexis-Nexis, Childress managed product design and software sales for legal management software products for their corporate, government and legal markets. He was one of two founders of CXA, Inc. and its subsidiaries. Childress attended University of Colorado. He has been awarded numerous government contracts from clients such as the FBI, CIA, White House and Homeland Security.
New Additions to EMC SourceOne Portfolio Help Customers Gain Visibility and Control Over Unmanaged Information
HOPKINTON, Mass. – June 23, 2010 – EMC Corporation (NYSE:EMC), the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, today added two new products to the EMC® SourceOne™ family providing customers with the ability to cost-effectively manage growth, retention and e-discovery of unstructured content—documents, audio and video files that reside on disparate systems. This announcement builds on existing EMC SourceOne solutions delivering a holistic approach to information governance that comprise archiving, e-discovery and visibility across multiple content types including e-mail, SharePoint and files. EMC SourceOne’s next-generation architecture is unique and surpasses the competition in addressing the problems associated with today’s exponential content growth. With EMC SourceOne, customers can address their most pressing information governance challenges today and realize quick time-to-value. Information governance practices can then be expanded over time to further reduce operational costs, simplify e-discovery and mitigate risks.
EMC SourceOne File Intelligence
EMC SourceOne File Intelligence provides insight into the volumes of unstructured content so customers understand what content they have, where it is stored and the value of the content. By understanding the business value of content, organizations can use this intelligence to develop ongoing policies that align information to its value and mitigate the risks associated with unknown or unmanaged information. Unlike traditional file reporting tools, SourceOne File Intelligence allows organizations to take appropriate actions which include deleting inappropriate content such as obscene and explicit images, moving information to a secure repository like EMC Documentum® or utilizing the SourceOne archive and/or tiered storage for long-term archiving.
SourceOne File Intelligence is not a static tool and can be set up to run regular scans of content in file servers using basic file attributes or conduct a more complex analysis based on the file content. By helping customers understand where unmanaged content resides, what resources it consumes and how much is redundant, SourceOne File Intelligence can lower costs, reduce risks and enhance operational performance.
EMC SourceOne for File Systems
As the newest archiving module for EMC SourceOne, EMC SourceOne for File Systems allows for the policy-based archival of inactive or duplicate content stored on file systems and enforces consistent retention and disposition policies over high volumes of unstructured content to ensure compliance with internal policies and external regulations. By archiving file system and other unstructured content into a centralized, deduplicated and indexed archive, a single search can retrieve all relevant content for quick response to an investigation or e-discovery request. Customers can also reduce operational costs and improve back-up and recovery operations by reclaiming file server capacity, eliminating redundant content and leveraging tiered storage. Coupled with SourceOne File Intelligence, organizations can apply intelligent policies to differentiate between irrelevant and business-critical content that should be archived in a central SourceOne archive.
Current IT Systems are Inadequate for Managing Unstructured Content
According to the EMC-sponsored 2010 IDC study titled, “A Digital Universe Decade, Are You Ready?,” the amount of digital information created last year grew 62 percent, 85 percent of which is unstructured content. The amount created annually is expected to grow by a factor of 44 from 2009 to 2020 as all major forms of media – voice, TV, radio, print – complete the journey from analog to digital. While more than 70 percent of the digital universe is generated by individuals, enterprises will have the responsibility for storing, protecting and managing 80 percent of the digital information created annually.
In a recent survey of 126 business and IT professionals by Enterprise Strategy Group, 83 percent said that a comprehensive information management strategy will become even more important in the next three years. However, it is readily apparent that there will be substantial challenges ahead of implementing these strategies. While majority of the respondents have well-established information management policies, nearly half stated that their current IT systems to apply and enforce these policies are inadequate. For example, 49 percent of the respondents said that they weren’t sure or did not believe that their organization consistently deleted all data inclusive of any copies when it was no longer needed for compliance, legal or business purposes.
Only AccessData has Technology that Spans the Entire Litigation Lifecycle
Address Legal Matters from Litigation Hold to Trial with AccessData
AccessData Group has pioneered computer forensics and litigation support for more than twenty years. Over that time, we have grown to provide a broad spectrum of stand-alone and enterprise-class solutions that enable digital investigations of any kind, including computer forensics, incident response, eDiscovery, legal review, IP theft, compliance auditing and information assurance. More than 100,000 customers in law enforcement, government agencies, corporations and law firms around the world rely on AccessData software solutions, as well as our premier hosted review and digital investigations services. Law firms and corporations use on our market-leading AD eDiscovery solution to search for, collect, process, cull and analyze electronic evidence for the purposes of litigation. In addition, our AD Summation line of legal review and case management products, including CaseVantage and the award-winning iBlaze, are the top choice among law firms. Relying on industry-leading technology from a single vendor, organizations are able to eliminate the hassle, risk and cost associated with juggling tools and inefficient processes. AccessData Group's purpose is to make it possible for an organization address all its eDiscovery needs with one company. For more information on AccessData Group's eDiscovery solution please visit www.eDiscoveryWithAccessData.com
By Guest Blogger: AccessData Group
Through the Relativity Independent Software Vendor Program, Nuix and kCura Offer Integrated E-Discovery Technology
Nuix, a worldwide provider of electronic discovery and investigation technology, has announced it has entered into an independent software vendor (ISV) partnership with kCura, developers of the e-discovery review platform Relativity. Relativity will utilize Nuix technology to enable end users to collect, process, investigate, cull and transfer selected data into a Relativity database without worrying about load files or other compatibility issues.
“The Nuix and Relativity integration will enable users to more simply utilize a fully-audited workflow from collection through to final review, production and presentation,” commented Nuix CEO Eddie Sheehy.
Nuix offers the world’s most advanced e-discovery solution, which operates at speeds twenty times faster on average than its competitors, while utilizing a much smaller hardware footprint. This has benefits including reducing the energy, man hours and processing power necessary to investigate and review data. It also has the broadest language and file-type compatibility of any e-discovery software on the market.
“We’re very excited to partner with Nuix,” said Andrew Sieja, president and CEO of kCura. “Nuix is a leader in the e-discovery space, and their constant focus on innovation makes their technology a great fit for Relativity and our clients.”
Nuix can process data types ranging from e-mails and PSTs, to forensic images and unstructured data. This eliminates the need to use different software and technologies for different data. With Relativity, this processed data can be quickly reviewed and analyzed using advanced search and visualization tools including Relativity Analytics and Relativity Pivot.
“The Relativity-Nuix ISV partnership combines two successful and effective e-discovery software applications to create a powerful solution for our joint clients,” stated Andrew Stein, Nuix’s vice president of sales. “Users will immediately benefit from the efficiencies created by this integration.”
Nuix offers the world’s fastest, most complete and most advanced enterprise-wide corporate investigation and eDiscovery software. Nuix is used in over 20 countries including in the European Union, the Asia Pacific and North America by organizations such as multi-nationals, government authorities, financial institutions, corporations, professional services firms and national law enforcement agencies. See www.nuix.com for more information.
About kCura
kCura are the developers of the e-discovery software Relativity. Relativity is a web-based platform servicing the analysis, review, and production stages of the EDRM. In addition to document review, Relativity powers kCura’s legal hold management solution, Method, which is a workflow and notification system designed to manage legal hold and risk assessment processes. kCura helps corporations and law firms with e-discovery challenges by installing Relativity and Method on-premises, as well as providing hosted, on-demand solutions through a global network of partners in Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America. For more information about Relativity and Method, contact kCura at info@kcura.com or visit www.kcura.com.
Washington, DC – Nuix, a worldwide provider of eDiscovery and electronic investigation technology, has unveiled the world’s first eDiscovery SuperComputer, radically changing the way companies can manage their litigation and regulatory matters.
The Nuix eDiscovery SuperComputer is an out-of-the box enterprise-grade system which can be taken on-site to enable law firms, litigation support firms, corporations, government agencies and other organizations to undertake fast and powerful early case assessments on both the smallest and largest cases.
It combines the highly advanced Nuix3 electronic discovery (eDiscovery) software with the latest in computer hardware to create the most powerful and portable eDiscovery processing, review and production system on the market.
A few of the key features of the SuperComputer include:
Fastest processing engine by an order of magnitude - over 2.5 TBs of data in a day, which is up to 50 times faster on average than competitors (and 2.5 times faster than Nuix’s June speed benchmark)
Able to host up to 25 concurrent reviewers while simultaneously processing data at 100GB per hour
Able to host over 200 concurrent reviewers when not processing
Intuitive and simple-to-use interface that is familiar to anyone who uses email
A single, portable server which enables litigation support personnel to process behind the corporate firewall
”Most organizations involved in litigation and compliance matters are very sensitive about sending great volumes of data out for processing,” commented Nuix CEO Eddie Sheehy. “The Nuix eDiscovery SuperComputer gives companies undertaking ECA the ability to scale up internally for virtually any size case and it can be done in a day, whether it is a 2GB or a 2TB case.”
“One US-based client using a single Nuix eDiscovery SuperComputer was able to process 1.2 million Bloomberg emails in 43 minutes,” continued Sheehy. “The client had previously processed the same batch of emails using its old system across 23 servers, which took four days to achieve the same result.”
Nuix offers the world’s fastest, most complete and most advanced enterprise-wide corporate investigation and eDiscovery software. Nuix is used in over 20 countries including in the European Union, the Asia Pacific and North America by organizations such as multi-nationals, government authorities, financial institutions, corporations, professional services firms and national law enforcement agencies. See www.nuix.com for more information.
Nuix Announced as Presenting Sponsor of The 2010 Masters Conference
The Masters Conference, an advanced legal educational experience, announced today that Nuix (www.nuix.com) has signed on as a presenting sponsor at its 2010 conference. Nuix is a leading provider of advanced electronic discovery (eDiscovery) and electronic investigation software. This year’s theme is “Litigation and Discovery in a World of Technology,” and will be held October 4-6, 2010 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C.
“The Master’s Conference is a great venue to educate the legal community about the latest trends in eDiscovery. Attendees will benefit from the expertise offered in Nuix’s session, as well as all the other sessions offered,” said Nuix CEO Eddie Sheehy.
At the Masters Conference, Nuix will host a panel discussion titled, “The Bastardization of Early Case Assessment and the Emergence of Rapid Investigative Review” which will discuss modern approaches to electronic discovery, including how to achieve genuine Early Case Assessment (ECA), ways to manage the volume, identify key facts, and how best to make fast decisions based on solid knowledge and case understanding. The panel will be moderated by Craig Ball, an attorney, eDiscovery consultant and journalist. Panelists include Judge Paul Grimm, Chief Magistrate Judge for the United States District Court for the District of Maryland and attorney and electronic disclosure expert Chris Dale.
“Nuix has demonstrated tremendous growth as a company as well as in terms of its reputation in the legal community, which is why we are so pleased it has expanded its sponsorship of the Masters Conference this year to be a presenting sponsor,” commented Walter Willey, Conference Director for The Masters Conference.
In addition to the Nuix panel, there will be additional educational topics that delve into critical, up-to-the-minute issues facing legal departments and their outside counsel.
Nuix offers the world’s fastest, most complete and most advanced enterprise-wide corporate investigation and eDiscovery software. Nuix is used in over 20 countries including in the European Union, the Asia Pacific and North America by organizations such as multi-nationals, government authorities, financial institutions, corporations, professional services firms and national law enforcement agencies. See www.nuix.com for more information.
About the Masters Conference
Since 2006, the Masters Conference has brought together experts and leading professionals from law firms, corporations and the bench to discuss strategies, practices and resources for managing the information lifecycle. The Masters Conference is an intimate forum where legal industry professionals can share, collaborate and obtain master knowledge of the most relevant topics in the legal industry today. By limiting attendance to 350 delegates, the Masters Conference is meant to be an exclusive opportunity to learn and network with the top legal professionals in the industry without battling large crowds and an overwhelming vendor hall. For additional information on the Masters Conference, please visit www.themastersconference.com.
AccessData Group has pioneered computer forensics and litigation support for more than twenty years. Over that time, we have grown to provide a broad spectrum of stand-alone and enterprise-class solutions that enable digital investigations of any kind, including computer forensics, incident response, eDiscovery, legal review, IP theft, compliance auditing and information assurance. More than 100,000 customers in law enforcement, government agencies, corporations and law firms around the world rely on AccessData software solutions, as well as our premier hosted review and digital investigations services. Law firms and corporations use on our market-leading AD eDiscovery solution to search for, collect, process, cull and analyze electronic evidence for the purposes of litigation. In addition, our AD Summation line of legal review and case management products, including CaseVantage and the award-winning iBlaze, are the top choice among law firms. Relying on industry-leading technology from a single vendor, organizations are able to eliminate the hassle, risk and cost associated with juggling tools and inefficient processes. AccessData Group's purpose is to make it possible for an organization address all its eDiscovery needs with one company. For more information on AccessData Group's eDiscovery solution please visit www.eDiscoveryWithAccessData.com
Trial Solutions, an e-Discovery software and services company located in Houston, TX, has announced an alliance with Hot Neuron LLC, an information retrieval software and services company. Trial Solutions will use Hot Neuron's Clustify software to provide conceptual clustering and near-duplicate identification services to its partners and clients. Clustify groups related documents into clusters and labels each cluster with descriptive keywords. This labeled clustering of documents provides a quick overview of the document set, speeds up review, and ensures that related documents are reviewed together.
Industry’s most innovative e-discovery technology now offers Unified Module, multi-core processing, data warehousing and other upgrades to help attorneys process data faster and cheaper
ORLANDO, FL., (August 23, 2010) - Orlando-based Wave Software, a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations, today announced the release of Trident Pro 7.0. This upgrade includes a Unified Module, data warehousing, multi-threaded processing, native file viewer, OST processing, “multi-core” processing and project management workflow tools. It is used by law firms, corporate legal departments, litigation support professionals and e-discovery service providers as a cost- and time-saving tool to quickly process, filter and cull data in preparation for attorney review.
Trident Pro 7.0 has a new Unified Module allowing management of all sources and processes in a single interface. Users may de-duplicate, search interactively, preview, and export the selected results into the most popular review formats. This module essentially combines the functionality of E-mail De-Duplication, E-mail Filter/Merge/Split, File De-Duplication and Native Review Bridge and adds document previewing. Trident Pro 7.0 also includes a near-native viewer, which allows reviewers to see any documents in the file set and narrow in on the items that were responsive to the search criteria. This enables a finer level of control and better culling on the subject matter prior to releasing it for review.
Version 7.0 now has data warehousing capabilities for Trident Pro users. They will be able to search old and new data, review past clients and retrieve prior search terms. Trident Pro’s data warehouse enables case management and analysis and delivers matter information with its traditional easy–to-use interface.
The Trident Pro 7.0 upgrade provides tremendous advantages for legal professionals with its greater flexibility, speed and scalability. New features include:
Unified Module that provides seamless processing throughout all of Trident Pro’s modules, including E-mail De-Duplication, E-mail Filter/Merge/Split, File De-Duplication and Native Review Bridge.
Data warehousing that includes tagging capabilities and the ability to save custom labels. This feature will allow users to access and process data more quickly and easily than ever before.
Automated crash recovery system that instantly recovers projects should Trident Pro stop processing, so the user can restart projects quickly and easily.
Expanded data type capabilities where it can process OST (offline storage files), EDB (Microsoft Exchange Files) and OCR documents.
Enhanced project management tools that give users more information and allows them to make strategic decisions regarding project timelines, scope and deliverables.
Threaded processing where data is automatically distributed to multiple processing machines that can operate simultaneously, dramatically improving processing speed.
“Wave Software’s mission and mainstay has always been its remarkable balance of flexibility, ease-of-use, speed and ability to give attorneys what they need to be successful litigators. Version 7.0 continues this tradition by giving users robust new capabilities that meet the needs of today’s electronic discovery challenges,” said Wes Hodges, Wave Software’s CTO. “The performance and workflow improvements should benefit both our extensive user community and developers looking for new e-discovery solutions.”
Wave Software, based in Orlando, Florida, is a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations. Wave’s flagship product, Trident Pro, provides the fastest, most accurate de-duplication, near-duplicate detection, regeneration and export of native and foreign language electronic files. Trident Pro includes Native Review Bridge technology that automatically maps and loads processed e-discovery data into kCura’s Relativity, CT Summation, iCONECT, LexisNexis Concordance and other common review platforms. Trident Pro software provides litigators in-house capability to cut down data sets to manageable amounts and then upload onto repositories for review and production. Trident Pro won the 2008 Socha-Gelbmann Top Provider award, 2009 ITFlorida award and two LTN Awards in 2009. For more information, visit www.discoverthewave.com.
Minneapolis, MN AND Orlando, FL – September 22, 2010 –Edge Legal Marketing, a marketing and public relations firm serving the needs of companies targeting the legal market, and Masters Conference, an advanced legal educational experience, have partnered to bring The Edge Room—a “green” version of the old press room—to the 2010 conference. This year’s conference theme is “Litigation and Discovery in a World of Technology,” and will be held Oct. 4-6, 2010 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C.
The Edge Room is a “green” initiative and will enable sponsors and exhibitors to easily upload their company information and show announcements. Exhibitors can also elect to have their news distributed to The Edge Room’s social media outlets for further market penetration. This gives exhibitors expanded announcement coverage and it gives members of the media electronic access to preview this information and plan their stories or meeting itineraries for the conference.
“We believe The Edge Room is the press room of the future. Historically, an event press room contained stacks of exhibitor media kits, resulting in a large amount of paper waste generated after each show,” explained Amy Juers, CEO and founder of Edge Legal Marketing. “We are excited to partner with the Masters Conference. The Edge Room relieves media from having to tote a large volume of media kits, and exhibitors decrease their media kit production time and paper waste. Exhibitors have peace of mind that their press announcements and media kits get into the hands of the media, and best of all, The Edge Room helps out the environment.”
Media interested in gaining access to The Edge Room to preview information submitted by exhibitors at the Masters Conference 2010 will be given a unique username and password. They will be able to plan their time prior to attending the show, and will have online access to search, view and download information submitted by the companies in attendance.
Legal professionals can also watch what is happening at the conference via The Edge Room’s social media outlets. Learn more at www.theedgeroom.com, or connect via Twitter, LinkedIn or The Edge Room Blog.
Exhibitors and sponsors will receive access to The Edge Room today. Deadline to post information to The Edge Room is Thursday, September 30, 2010. If you are a member of the media and would like to request a free press pass or would like access to The Edge Room, contact lgarrett@EdgeLegalMarketing.com.
The Masters Conference brings together leading experts and professionals from law firms, corporations and the bench to develop strategies, practices and resources for managing the information lifecycle. This year’s conference will focus on how corporations can protect themselves against the risks associated with global, mobile and cloud-based opportunities and challenges. It delves into legal hold strategies, international privacy laws, high profile scandals, security breaches, IP threats, increased litigation, audits and regulatory investigations. To learn more about the conference, visit www.themastersconference.com.
About the Masters Conference
Since 2006, the Masters Conference has brought together experts and leading professionals from law firms, corporations and the bench to discuss strategies, practices and resources for managing the information lifecycle. The Masters Conference is an intimate forum where legal industry professionals can share, collaborate and obtain master knowledge of the most relevant topics in the legal industry today. By limiting attendance to 350 delegates, the Masters Conference is meant to be an exclusive opportunity to learn and network with the top legal professionals in the industry without battling large crowds and an overwhelming vendor hall. For additional information on the Masters Conference, please visit www.themastersconference.com.
About Edge Legal Marketing
Edge Legal Marketing (www.EdgeLegalMarketing.com) delivers marketing and public relations expertise to service, software and hardware providers targeting the legal market. They help B2B businesses market and sell their products and services to corporate legal departments, law firms, federal and state courts and legal associations. Edge Legal Marketing services include strategic planning, marketing and e-marketing action plans, alliance building, Web site development, market research, public relations and advertising (concept and media plans).
The Biscom Delivery Service (BDS) team headed to Las Vegas last week and exhibited at the International Legal Technology Association’s 2010 conference. ILTA's Peer to Peer featured BDS a few months back. Here is Bill Ho, VP internet products talking about the new BDS 4.0 release, as well as their new iManage integration module.
Jennifer Marsnik from Edge Legal Marketing attended another interesting ILTA session on Tuesday afternoon – SaaS as a Strategic Option to Control Litigation Costs. Her notes ~Panelists Michael Lackey from Mayer Brown LLP, Jonathan Mass from Ernst & Young LLP, and Jack Halprin from Autonomy iManage shared an insightful discussion debating the pros and cons to hosting data internally versus using software as a service (SaaS). A good question posed in response to concerns about data security – how many of us really know how secure our data is today, regardless of where it’s currently residing? In-house systems are sometimes less secure than the cloud. Key takeaways: firms are driven by the same economics as most corporations and need to educate decision makers, addressing their fears or concerns head-on. Revenue isn’t going up so costs must come down for firms to gain a competitive advantage. The lowest price does not necessarily equal the lowest cost. Capable project management is critical; lawyers are not PMs.
According to Mr. Lackey, a Sedona Conference () committee is actively working on updated standards for data hosting. Good news for firms negotiating SLAs with their vendors; this should assist in defining process/procedures related to issues including overall data handling, staff training, and what happens to the data after a case is over.
Tip offered to firms: don’t enter into 3rd party data hosting agreements – instead, offer clients a list of “preferred providers” or recommendations for reputable hosting vendors. It’s about risk management, on many levels.
On Monday night at ILTA there was a Vendor Reception, Viva ILTA Vendors! The hall was transformed into an "old style" Vegas lounge for exhibitors. Members strolled from one club or lounge act to the next and make stops at exhibitor booths while enjoying local food and drink. Enjoy this quick clip movie of various fun booths that were visited during the vendor reception!
Easy Online Payroll for Small Businesses. As the online alternative to ADP® and Paychex®, SurePayroll is dedicated to providing a simple, convenient and accurate online payroll service at a price small business owners can afford.
At BSA, we dedicate ourselves to helping companies across the country build better presentations with the highest quality document presentation products. Our fine line of binding systems, custom covers and document packaging products will help your presentations and documents stand out from the pack.
BSA stocks and services Wire Systems, Plastic Coil Systems, Comb Systems, Thermal Tape Systems and Perfect Bound Thermal Systems. Call BSA and get the highest quality binding products at a price that meets every budget!
At 8x8, we're focused on delivering business communications solutions that are outrageously affordable, amazingly easy to use, and incredibly advanced. From VoIP phone service to managed hosting to web conferencing to unified communications, our innovative solutions just work better.
Since 1986, PrimePay has been servicing the payroll industry with a strong commitment to client service. Our service model leverages a personalized approach where a single payroll specialist is assigned to specific client accounts. In addition to knowing the details of payroll processing and tax filing, our specialists truly get to know their clients' businesses as well as their changing payroll requirements over time. In a highly competitive industry, our dedicated client service model has been our key success factor.
PrimePay is a nationally recognized company with more than 30 offices located across the United States. Payroll processing and tax handling are currently performed in localized Operations Centers, servicing thousands of businesses and generating millions of payroll checks each year. Our systems and technologies enable us to handle payroll and related business services in all 50 States.
One Payroll at a Time. That is how CompuPay payroll service is changing the payroll industry. Our personalized client service and commitment to excellence make us more than just another payroll company. We know that the most important payroll in the world is yours - and we treat it that way. Whether you use fax, phone-in, payroll software or online payroll, we invite you to come experience the difference CompuPay makes every day by "Being the Best! One Payroll at a Time."
Paramount Software Solutions, Inc. offers comprehensive, user-friendly and cost-effective business applications that address common challenges most companies face. Committed to innovation and excellence, our experts use their broad functional and technical expertise to design solutions to address such challenges.
Our domain-led and IPR-driven solutions provide clients with transformational value. At the same time our pay-as-you-use models are seen an ideal alternative for clients with tighter technology budgets that precludes up-front hardware and software investments.
Paramount Software Solutions is committed to delivering software that meets the highest quality standards.
TaxWorks: Professional Tax Preparation Software – The high performance features say you can't afford it. The price says you can.
After 35 years in the tax software business, TaxWorks sets the standard for professional tax preparation software by offering all of the features you've come to expect in a premium tax program without the high price. Additionally, we take pride in providing first-class support to all of our clients regardless of the size of your business.
Fortress Data Management offers a full line of paper and electronic data solutions designed to provide a bridge from the paper to the electronic environment. These services include Scan on Demand, Data Backup Solutions, and Disaster Recovery Planning.
"Activity" is accounting and payroll software; a new software product with a modern object oriented architecture. The name “Activity” is derived from the fact that the active nature of the database allows any changes to be instantaneously viewable to all users without having to do a screen refresh.
"Activity" is a framework that allows you to view your accounting in High Definition. Like HD TV – you see all the details to give your data a level of clarity unlike anything you have ever experienced in accounting and payroll software. By not hiding data behind codes and multiple layers of detail screens, your users have the tools to exponentially increase their productivity, saving you money and time.
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A good session at ILTA on Day 2 of tracks & sessions featured panelists Beth Chiaiese & Jodi Malek, both from Foley & Lardner LLP, titled The Changing Regulatory Landscape and Its Effect on Law Firms. While lawyers have historically been self-regulated in the U.S., the current economic climate is allowing their clients to demand more/better from their outside counsel and the gov’t continues its effort to step-up regulation of them. Because the attorney/client privilege requires their duty of confidentiality trumps all else, some argue regulations related to security or privacy enforced by the government should not apply to them.
Beth & Jodi shared some great examples of why this issue is so critical – from open-architecture and million-dollar KM systems that leave firms open to privacy breaches to client-driven issues including RFP responses loaded with commitments and ethical obligations that require consideration. Their chat about social networking was a bit amusing...some lawyers apparently forget that they are lawyers 24/7 and need to use a bit of common sense before posting on Twitter & Facebook!
ILTA Vendor Business Meeting & breakout programs on Monday, Aug. 22nd
ILTA’s annual vendor business meeting & breakout program was filled with great info and useful insight as usual! Congrats to ILTA on the recent award won for their Peer to Peer magazine. And thanks to Peggy for the reminders of all the great sponsorship/advertising opportunities available all year to reach ILTA members.
Joy Heath Rush and Scott Christensen, past & current ILTA presidents, respectively, shared some great tips about working with and marketing to ILTA members. A good reminder for vendors: take the time to know your clients. Ask how they want to be communicated with and follow through appropriately, because people prefer different channels – some like e-mail, others don’t; likewise for voice mails, etc. And demonstrate your thought leadership by providing education-oriented value to your clients and prospects. Panels on thought leadership and public relations offered great discussions about better positioning your company by demonstrating expertise and credibility. And the social media panel also did a nice job offering tips to companies interested in getting started with that medium. Become part of the dialogue!
ILTA 2010 "Strategic Unity" Conference was at ARIA Resort in Las Vegas the week of August 22nd. Approximately 1100 ILTA members and 1100 vendors/consultants gathered for a week of education, "Peer to Peer" networking an a lot of fun! Every year ILTA hosts a grand opening of its exhibit hall where drinks are flowing, conversation is happening and of course, this year, even ELVIS was in the building.
ORLANDO, FL., (April 6, 2010) - Orlando-based Wave Software, a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations, today announced that its Co-founder and President, Robert E. Childress III has joined the Vendor Advisory Board of LegalTech. Childress will lend industry insight, expertise and vision to LegalTech’s cornerstone events. He will work with other vendor board members to help LegalTech remain as the most important legal technology event in the industry.
Legal technology is ever changing, and LegalTech offers law firms and legal departments the ability to stay on top of this evolving industry to improve their law practice management. LegalTech offers CLE-accredited sessions and an extensive exhibition hall. Legal professionals attend LegalTech to learn about the newest advances in technology as well as network with industry leaders.
“I am honored to be a part of the LegalTech Vendor Advisory Board,” said Robert E. Childress III, Co-founder and President of Wave Software. “I look forward to collaborating with other board members while sharing knowledge and expertise in the legal technology industry. I hope to be especially helpful to LegalTech as we advance the educational and exhibit hall experience into a new level of excellence and press ahead with its leadership in the industry.”
With Childress at the helm, Wave Software’s flagship product, Trident Pro, won the 2008 Socha-Gelbmann Top Provider award, achieved LTN “Presidents Corner” in March of 2009, won a 2009 ITFlorida award, plus it won two LTN Awards: a bronze for Trident Pro De-Duplication, EDD Services Collection and a bronze for Trident Pro Near Duplicate Detection, EDD Services Identification.
Childress is a 2004/2005 National Register Who’s Who in Executives and Professionals winner and winner of the Florida Small Businessman of the Year 2005. Childress is recognized as one of the 20 most influential people in the legal software business, having held senior positions with a number of key technology corporations including Lexis-Nexis, Thomson & Thomson, Elsevier Science, CXA Inc., McGrawHill, and Shepards. While at Lexis-Nexis, Childress managed product design and software sales for legal management software products for their corporate, government and legal markets. He was one of two founders of CXA, Inc. and its subsidiaries. Childress attended University of Colorado. He has been awarded numerous government contracts from clients such as the FBI, CIA, White House and Homeland Security.
More information on Wave Software can be found at www.discoverthewave.com. For information on LegalTech West Coast, where Wave Software will exhibit in booth 308, visit www.legaltechshow.com.
About Wave Software
Wave Software, based in Orlando, Florida, is a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations. Wave’s flagship product, Trident Pro, provides the fastest, most accurate de-duplication, near-duplicate detection, regeneration and export of native and foreign language electronic files. Trident Pro includes Native Review Bridge technology that automatically maps and loads processed e-discovery data into Relativity, CT Summation, iCONECT, LexisNexis Concordance and other common review platforms. Trident Pro software provides litigators in-house capability to cut down data sets to manageable amounts and then upload onto repositories for review and production. Wave offers software, consulting, and training specialized in the legal industry. Trident Pro won the 2008 Socha-Gelbmann Top Provider award, 2009 ITFlorida award and two LTN Awards in 2009. For more information, visit www.discoverthewave.com.
Press Contacts:
Wave Software Media Contact:
Arlene Otero
Wave Software
4700 Millenia Blvd., Suite 415
Orlando, FL 32839
P: 888.225.6913
E: arlene.otero@discoverthewave.com
45-day free trial of electronic discovery data auto-loading moduleORLANDO, FL., (April 15, 2010) - Orlando-based Wave Software, a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations, today announced that it is offering Relativity clients a 45-day free trial of its Native Review Bridge. Now all current Relativity users can download Trident Pro’s Native Review Bridge module and use it to take native files and auto-load them into Relativity for attorney review and document production. The integrated technologies give litigators a faster and easier way to analyze and review discovery data.
Trident Pro’s Native Review Bridge avoids the load-file cost and complexity and supports direct data loads into Relativity. It instantly captures file data and metadata and populates fields in the review platform.
Other features and benefits of the integrated technologies include:
o “One Click” native file load into Relativity
o Process and load PST, NSF, ZIP and loose e-files
o No need for additional tools or staff to create load files
o Foreign language load creation for Unicode-compliant throughout processing and review
As litigation tends to become global, the need for software that can manage foreign language documents becomes a much more valuable tool for law firms and corporate legal departments. Trident Pro and Relativity are both fully Unicode compliant, thus allowing them to support foreign language processing.
Relativity is a powerful and easy-to-use review platform. Features include an interface that is almost completely customizable between users and groups, a flexible workflow component, the ability to TIFF on the fly, powerful searching that includes concept searching and clustering, and world-class scalability, giving Relativity the power to handle the industry’s largest and most complex reviews.
Wave Software typically offers a five-day free trial of Native Review Bridge for Relativity, but now it is offering an extended free trial period of 45 days from today through the end of June.
On Tuesday, April 13, 2010, Wave Software and kCura held a free web demonstration that showed current and prospective users how their integration provides access to best-of-breed technologies that cover a broader spectrum of EDRM.
Webinar highlights:
• Data culling, de-duplication and near-duplication detection functionality of Trident Pro
• ESI processed by Trident Pro directly loads into Relativity WITHOUT the need for the creation of load files via its Native Review Bridge technology
• Data analytics that include rich metadata extraction that helps review teams quickly determine where to dig deeper
• Sample reports on duplicate groups, near duplicate groups, keyword hit reporting, documents grouped by file type and e-mail domain groupings
• Relativity's powerful and easy-to-use review technology in action
Download the webinar recording today at "Trident Pro and Relativity Integration."
More information on Wave Software can be found at www.discoverthewave.com. To learn more about Relativity visit www.kcura.com.
About Wave Software
Wave Software, based in Orlando, Florida, is a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations. Wave’s flagship product, Trident Pro, provides the fastest, most accurate de-duplication, near-duplicate detection, regeneration and export of native and foreign language electronic files. Trident Pro includes Native Review Bridge technology that automatically maps and loads processed e-discovery data into Relativity, CT Summation, iCONECT, LexisNexis Concordance and other common review platforms. Trident Pro software provides litigators in-house capability to cut down data sets to manageable amounts and then upload onto repositories for review and production. Wave offers software, consulting, and training specialized in the legal industry. Trident Pro won the 2008 Socha-Gelbmann Top Provider award, 2009 ITFlorida award, and two LTN Awards in 2009. For more information, visit www.discoverthewave.com.
About kCura
kCura is the developer of the e-discovery software Relativity. Relativity is a web-based application servicing the analysis, review and production stages of the EDRM. kCura helps corporations and law firms with e-discovery challenges by installing Relativity on premises, as well as providing hosted on-demand solutions through a global network of partners in Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America. For more information, visit www.kcura.com.
Press Contacts:
Wave Software Media Contact:
Arlene Otero
Wave Software
4700 Millenia Blvd., Suite 415
Orlando, FL 32839
ORLANDO, FL., (June 18, 2010) - Orlando-based Wave Software, a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations, today announced that it will participate again in LegalTech West Coast on June 23-24, 2010 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Wave Software professional staff will be available in booth 308 to do product demonstrations of its award-winning Trident Pro electronic discovery software.
As electronic discovery nightmares for the Gulf Oil Spill are about to take full hold, corporate USA is bracing for another landmark litigation that will most likely produce a plethora of data that needs to be collected, processed and subjected to attorney review. Legal teams are most likely going to have to sift through and collect massive amounts of data in both paper and electronic form just as they did for Exxon. Although the Exxon litigation is still fresh in legal minds, it is more than twenty years old. This industry has seen transformational changes due to Exxon, Enron, tobacco and pharmaceutical litigation and it expects to see the same from the Spill. Scenarios such as these drive amendments to the FRCP, The Sedona Principles, EDRM and the EU Directives.
As defense and plaintiff firms are lining up to mend and defend, it is imperative for them to develop a sound technological discovery protocol that includes industry-leading technology such as Trident Pro.
At Wave Software’s booth 308, litigators can learn how Trident Pro takes data in its native format and culls, de-duplicates and identifies near-duplicate discovery data. The software typically reduces collections by about 25 percent thus reducing the amount of time and money associated with attorney review.
Since its inception in 2006, Wave Software has experienced a minimum of 200 percent growth year after year. The company’s success was driven by a dramatic increase in the number of global consulting firms, law firms, corporate legal departments and legal vendors that have adopted the company’s Trident Pro suite of applications. In the past, Trident Pro won the Socha-Gelbmann Top Provider award. More recently it won an ITFlorida award for Excellence in IT Leadership in the Central Florida division and in January, Founder and CEO, Robert Childress accepted two bronze LTN Awards on behalf of the company.
Visit Wave Software at LegalTech West Coast, booth 308, and see Trident Pro in action.
More information on Wave Software can be found at www.discoverthewave.com. To register and attend LegalTech, visit www.legaltechshow.com.
About Wave Software
Wave Software, based in Orlando, Florida, is a leading provider of early case assessment, legal hold, litigation support and electronic data discovery technology for global corporations. Wave’s flagship product, Trident Pro, provides the fastest, most accurate de-duplication, near-duplicate detection, regeneration and export of native and foreign language electronic files. Trident Pro includes Native Review Bridge technology that automatically maps and loads processed e-discovery data into Relativity, CT Summation, iCONECT, LexisNexis Concordance and other common review platforms. Trident Pro software provides litigators in-house capability to cut down data sets to manageable amounts and then upload onto repositories for review and production. Wave offers software, consulting, and training specialized in the legal industry. Trident Pro won the 2008 Socha-Gelbmann Top Provider award, 2009 ITFlorida award, and two LTN Awards in 2009. For more information, visit www.discoverthewave.com.
Press Contacts:
Wave Software Media Contact:
Arlene Otero
Wave Software
4700 Millenia Blvd., Suite 415
Orlando, FL 32839
P: 888.225.6913
E: arlene.otero@discoverthewave.com
CALGARY, ALBERTA (June 2, 2010) – Print Audit 6 for Law has already allowed hundreds of law firm clients to automatically track and bill for all of their document creation expenses, thereby saving countless hours of work and thousands of dollars in monthly printing and copying expenses. Now this innovative software will be exhibited at the LegalTech West Coast 2010 Tradeshow in Los Angeles, California, running June 23 – 24, 2010.
The LegalTech tradeshow is the largest and most significant gathering of legal professionals including attorneys, CIO’s and other law firm executives, IT & MIS professionals, law librarians and support staff. The show attracts over 3,500 attendees from countries all over the world, who are interested in finding the newest and most ground breaking legal technologies available.
Print Audit® is excited to be included in this important gathering where the audience will be exposed to the powerful cost recovery benefits of Print Audit 6 for Law. Attendees will learn how the software’s many features can simplify client illing procedures by automatically assigning a client or matter number to every document that is printed or photocopied.
To learn more about the LegalTech West Coast 2010 Tradeshow, please visit: http://www.legaltechshow.com
For more information about Print Audit 6 for Law, please visit: http://www.printaudit.com/law.asp
About Print Audit®:
Established in 1999 and headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Print Audit is the fastest growing print management company in the world. By providing businesses with innovative and practical print management software solutions, the company has helped customers recapture over $150 million in printing and photocopying expenses while saving an estimated 190,000 trees a year. Print Audit has offices located in the United Kingdom, South Africa, Australia, Brazil, Canada and the United States.
For more information on Print Audit, visit www.printaudit.com.
The Edge Room is a place where exhibitors, editors and trade show attendees can come to find the most recent press announcements and news items related to a trade show. The Edge Room is currently used for legal and accounting industry events and is always looking to expand into other verticals. Enjoy!
