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Three Use Cases to Navigate Modern Data in eDiscovery

eDiscovery Daily

The only problem is most of the story is often stored on electronic devices like smartphones, laptops, or tablets. United States Postal Rate Commission ), integrating newer, modern data types like text messages, computer activity, and financial data, has been a bit more challenging. To learn more about this use case, click here.

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Generate More Revenue For Your Law Firm with Modern eDiscovery

eDiscovery Daily

Electronically stored information (ESI) evolves every time new software is created. Other popular communication platforms like Google Meet, Zoom, GoToMeeting, and WhatsApp also contribute to the unparalleled growth of modern data types. Data types under this umbrella include: Communication from messaging applications.

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A short history of intranets and what's next with social, mobile and cloud

ChiefTech

When Tim Berners-Lee and his collaborators first proposed the idea that became the World Wide Web in 1989, he wanted to create a hypertext system that would allow users to: "link and access information of various kinds… [to overcome] current incompatibilities of the platforms and tools.". Real-time audio and video communication.

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Philology from Philadelphia

Positively RIM

First, the asset side of the ledger: Microsoft SharePoint 2010 dominated the show floor with a generous partner pavilion and a large, accessible bank of laptops for group “immersions” and individual exploration. Cloudy, with a chance of meatballs As noted, the secondary theme -- not mutually exclusive with SharePoint -- was cloud computing.

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A short history of intranets and what next with social, mobile and cloud

ChiefTech

When Tim Berners-Lee and his collaborators first proposed the idea that became the World Wide Web in 1989, he wanted to create a hypertext system that would allow users to: "link and access information of various kinds… [to overcome] current incompatibilities of the platforms and tools.". Real-time audio and video communication.

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