Information governance lessons learned from the Patraeus scandal
With the election over and the dust settling from Hurricane Sandy, General David Petraeus, the now-former head of the Central […]
Information Governance in The Age of BYOD
The consumerization of IT has served many chief information officers (CIOs) and other corporate decision-makers with a variety of challenges, […]
Strong Endorsement of Predictive Coding From Chancery Court
Predictive coding has become increasingly commonplace in electronic litigation proceedings. Many have worried that the technology is simply an unnecessary add-on […]
Why internal litigation support does not work
As more electronic litigation proceedings continue to hit the news, many firms are choosing to try and establish their support […]
Frenemies abound: Social Media in the age of eDiscovery
Proponents of Social Media platforms herald its incredulous nature and unprecedented ability to connect people from afar, allow people to […]
Why Arguing About Voter Fraud is a Waste of Time
Voter fraud has been at the tips of many tongues for several months leading up to the 2012 election, with […]
Voter fraud a concern, but which method are criminals intending to use?
“As Election Day rapidly approaches, many discussions throughout the last several months have surrounded voter fraud. And this Tuesday corporations […]
Is this an invoice, or Ridley Scott’s Christmas List?
“Since the advent of eDiscovery technology, the industry has skipped the fledgling Plymouth Rock stages and rapidly propelled toward the […]