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‘Fools rush to implement retention without thought‘ – Tony Redmond, 13 April 2017 Tony Redmond’s quote above, as well as the rest of the article in ‘Bringing Compliance to Office 365 Groups‘, is as relevant today as it was in 2017. Tony is a contributing author to the e-book ‘Office 365 for IT Pros‘, essential […]…
Language English Tags: Encryption Email Security eDRM For all the growth in use of productivity tools such as Trello or Slack, for all the deployment of collaboration and file-sharing systems such as Dropbox and Huddle, email remains the most widely-used business communication tool, by a significant margin. The Radicati Group has predicted that the number…
A primary issue in most eDiscovery matters is how to effectively reduce data volume in a defensible manner. As data goes through the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), several steps are available to help limit the amount of data that will be eligible for review and production. Here’s a webinar that will cover those steps…
The eDisclosure Information Project has a new website. It introduces a new way of offering our video and other services to a wider range of clients in a way which makes opportunities, for them and for us, out of the apparent gloom of a locked-down world. One change was always due to happen anyway, and […]…
By Holly Hanna, KM Firm Solutions Manager at Perkins Coie, and Adam Dedynski, KM Project Manager at Reed Smith In recent years, legal knowledge management has evolved and matured, with an increased focus on how to leverage advanced technologies like machine learning, artificial intelligence, and bots. However, the basic pillars of KM remain relevant, as…
By Deborah S. Panella, Director of Research & Knowledge Services at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP Until COVID-19, U.S. law firms and corporate legal departments rarely permitted associates and employees to work from home, even on an occasional basis. Almost overnight, many people found that they could communicate, collaborate and work productively and effectively from…
By Holly Hanna, KM Firm Solutions Manager at Perkins Coie The lack of ability to engage socially with coworkers that you might not interact with face-to-face has not traditionally been seen as a problem to be solved for many law firms and law departments. While firms may have deployed applications like Yammer or Jabber, the […]…
