I spoke with Ryan Steadman, the chief revenue officer for Zero, at Legaltech 2019 about building trust in the application of AI and machine learning to time capture, email management, and other areas.
I spoke with Keith Laska, a board member for Hanzo, a software provider that captures and preserves dynamic web content to help organizations meet compliance requirements, mitigate risk, and simplify e-discovery.
We discussed the biggest challenges corporations are facing today in compliance, risk management, and e-discovery, what makes the diversity of communication so difficult to monitor and manage from a legal perspective, how companies can more effectively address e-discovery and compliance challenges surrounding the use of Slack, and how e-discovery is evolving in light of the changes in how professionals communicate.
I spoke with Andrew King, the founder & strategic advisor of E-Discovery Consulting, which provides litigation support guidance to law firms and corporate legal departments throughout New Zealand. He is also the creator of the LawFest New Zealand conference.
We discussed the genesis of LawFest New Zealand, why legal tech conferences have become so popular, the challenges associated with developing a legal tech conference, the legal tech climate in New Zealand, and the value of a legal tech index.
I spoke with Stephanie Giammarco, a partner at BDO Consulting, as well as the national practice leader for forensic technology services.
We discussed BDO’s approach to e-discovery, how leveraging data analytics differs from filtering data, the ROI of data analytics and visualization, the impact of globalization on e-discovery analytics, and best practices for organizations interested in managing their data more proactively.
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I spoke with Chris Bright, the vice president of marketing for Zapproved, a provider of software used to help corporations manage litigation responses. The company is hosting its PREX15 conference on preservation excellence in September for in-house legal teams and we discussed the genesis of the event, what attendees can expect, its stellar line-up of speakers, and the latest trends affecting e-discovery and preservation, among other topics. (Use the prex200 discount code at registration and save $200.)
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I spoke with Sandy Serkes, the co-founder, president, and CEO of Valora Technologies, a provider of document, data, and content analytics solutions for corporate, legal, and government clients worldwide.
We discussed the genesis of Valora, why data mining has become such a hot topic, the art of “gene sequencing” a document to find key hidden details, and cost efficient techniques for locating information. “Not knowing what data you are holding is a liability,” said Serkes.
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I spoke with Barclay Blair, the president and founder of ViaLumina, a consulting firm that advises Fortune 500 companies, software and hardware vendors, and government institutions, on information governance, who is also the Executive Director and co-founder of the Information Governance Initiative.
We discussed why information governance has become such a critical concern in the legal community, key tips for managing information more effectively, the conflict between big data and e-discovery, and the future of the industry.
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I spoke with Peter Mercer, the founder and managing director of Vound, an Australia-based software development company focusing on forensics and e-discovery, which is the maker or Intella, the company’s signature tool for processing, searching, and analyzing electronically stored information.We discussed the growth in user-created data, the trend of law enforcement technologies being adapted to e-discovery, and the increased focus on productivity, which Mercer noted is driving the adoption of this technology. He predicts that the rise in cloud adoption and the interest in reviewing data more simply will help to transform the forensic and e-discovery industry in 2013.
I spoke with Rich Turner, the vice president of business development and strategic marketing for C2C Systems, an e-mail archiving and information management software company. We discussed the most significant e-mail archiving trends, the information management challenges companies will be facing this year, how they can address them, and his predictions for the next 12 months.He noted that while there is still no one-size-fits-all solution, many processes are being virtualized.
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