New Release of Daegis Edge Speeds Discovery Processes and Improves User Productivity
With new trends constantly emerging like big data and mobile discovery, eDiscovery technology must advance to keep ahead of the ever-expanding needs of legal professionals. During the past 10 months, Daegis has met this demand by releasing significant functional enhancements in our eDiscovery platform, Daegis Edge: Daegis Acumen™, the first and most comprehensive technology assisted [...]
Continue ReadingCooperation, TAR and the Left-Hand Side of the EDRM – A Recap of Leading Conversations at the 2013 Carmel Valley eDiscovery Retreat
Sometimes for a company that you love, you have to make sacrifices. In this case, it meant leaving my home base in foggy San Francisco to visit a gorgeous retreat on the beach and present with some of the leading minds in eDiscovery. The 2013 Carmel Valley eDiscovery Retreat hosted more than 125 attendees representing [...]
Continue ReadingVolume of Data, Costs and TAR Acceptance Lead Choices as Greatest eDiscovery Challenges
Big data, costs and acceptance for technology-assisted review rank as some of the most pressing challenges faced by eDiscovery professionals, according to a recent poll conducted by Daegis. Our poll queried attorneys and litigation support professionals to determine what they consider their most pressing challenges. Each respondent reviewed a list of issues and ranked each [...]
Continue ReadingeDiscovery Security Roadshow: Taking the Message Coast to Coast
Security was a relatively straightforward process 50 years ago. It typically consisted of locked doors, safes and patrols. Now, with computers, the wifi, massive volumes of data, hackers, evolving laws and regulations and user error, security has entered a new era. This is especially true for eDiscovery. As eDiscovery intricacies multiply, so do concerns for [...]
Continue ReadingSelf-Service and the Rise of eDiscovery Technology (Part 3: Cloud-Based eDiscovery Platforms)
One of the first mass-produced TVs sold in 1946 weighed more than 95 pounds, had a black-and-white display, offered only a handful of channels and normally required professional help to set up – rabbit ears and all. Last Christmas, my sister purchased a 50-inch high-definition TV in full, glorious color that can display content from [...]
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