eDiscovery Tiramisu, a delicious metaphor describing the layers of search applied throughout the eDiscovery process. If you’ve been involved in discovery in matters with electronic documents, you’ll have tasted the usual flavours: requesting documents directly from key people, running Boolean searches and undertaking subjective review to separate the yolk from the white. My recipe adds an additional layer (perhaps the tastiest) to the eDiscovery treat, Technology Assisted Review (TAR) and its evolution to Continuous Active Learning (CAL). A mouth-watering moreish mouthful!
When confronted with information management challenges, many organizations operate on a reactive basis — developing ad hoc solutions to specific problems as they arise. And because of this, many document management programs are rife with duplicate capabilities, non-standard approaches and process inefficiencies. The result is that companies are becoming exposed to unnecessary risks and costs and missing out on opportunities to add business value.
If you work in with government departments in Australia. Office 365 has great news for you. Office 365 is now certified by the Australian government to handle and store Federal documents.
IBM has launched the IBM Watson Trend App, a new way for Christmas shoppers to understand the reasons behind the top trends of the season and also predict the hottest products before they sell out. The app is available via a free download at the Apple App Store.
Industry super fund-owned bank ME has appointed former ANZ Head of Enterprise Information Architecture, Annie South, as ME’s GM Data − a new role responsible for extending the strategic value of data for the Bank.
We know that every organization has its own unique set of business challenges. Whether you’re a manufacturing company producing auto parts or a pharmaceutical company producing heart medication, you both deal with paper. And, in most cases, too much of it.
The Yale University Library, which recently celebrated its 314th anniversary, is collaborating with Preservica to preserve nearly one petabyte (PB) of digital content. The Yale Library comprises 15 libraries and houses more than 15 million volumes and information in all media, ranging from ancient papyri to early printed books to electronic databases.
For many years, one of the most common backup practices for businesses has been the use of tape archives. As a tried and tested storage solution, it’s still a familiar sight in many firms, even if it looks a little outdated when compared with more modern alternatives such as cloud backups.
With almost half of data leaks now coming from accidental exposure by employees rather than outside hacks, ABBYY has moved to plug a gap in traditional Data Loss Prevention (DLP) with a newly released integration with Symantec’s DLP solution. Symantec DLP can now incorporate ABBYY’s Recognition Server OCR technology to recognise text in scanned images and screenshots
The Wall Street Journal has reported that despite an outlay of $US1 billion and a decade long effort to digitise 100 paper based forms used to process applications to immigrate to the US, only one has successfully been implemented.
