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EMC eDiscovery – Kazeon to Sponsor CLE Sessions at LegalTech 2012
With the continuing growth of eDiscovery, rapidly developing case law, and new technologies, the complexities associated with eDiscovery are daunting. The risk of mis-steps during the eDiscovery process weighs on the minds of Corporate Counsel, as well as IT professionals. What do legal and IT professionals need most? Advice and education from trusted experts and professionals [...]
Posted By: David in Data Management, eDiscovery, GRC, Information Security on January 11th, 2012.
Tags: 30(b)6, 30(b)6 witness, Analysis & Review, and the Cloud: The Confluence of eDiscovery with Pervasive Governance, and the rise of Corporate CyberTerrorism: What every GC must Know!, Andrew Cohen, Bringing eDiscovery in-House for Dummies, Chain of evidence, cloud, Collection & Culling, Collection and Culling, Cyber-Terrorism, CyberTerrorism, Dan Brassil, Don Brassil, e-discovery, Ed Larkin, eDiscovery, eDiscovery In-House, eDiscovery StraightTalk, electronic discovery, emc, ESQ., H5, Hacking, Harnessing Search Technology Effectively, Heidi Maher, information Management, J. David Morris, James Shook, Kenneth Rashbaum, Kenneth Rashbaum - Rashbaum Associates LLC, Laws, legal hold, Legal Hold Management, Legal Tech, legaltech, Lori McKellar, Overcoming the FUD To Bring eDiscovery In-House, Pervasive Governance, Principal Consultant, Regulations, Security, The Case For Machine Coding in Document Review: A Judicial Perspective, The Honorable Andrew J. Peck, Venable LLP, What it takes to have fun as a 30(b)6 witness, William O'Neil
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Welcome to Kazeon’s eDiscovery Blog!
Kazeon, a leading eDiscovery software vendor recognized by Gartner, Socha and other industry experts, is proud to bring you this knowledge and opinion-building forum through which we would like to communicate with the eDiscovery and broader legal community. We encourage you to read and comment on our blog postings – we would like this to [...]
Posted By: admin in Data Management, eDiscovery, GRC, Information Security on December 11th, 2008.
Tags: eDiscovery, electronic discovery
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