Cloud: More important than the PC? | Tech News on ZDNet
An interesting note that the conversation about cloud has now moved to a when question not an if.
Given Microsoft has released Windows Azure, a cloud product on par with Vista, Server and Mobile it shouldn’t be surprising. Given traffic to Amazon’s servers from their cloud [...]
Archive for February, 2009
Cloud in the Public Sector
Posted in Electronic data in the law on February 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Command of Evidence
Posted in Electronic data in the law on February 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The evidence of the need for innovation in every segment of the legal industry keeps rolling in. Today’s bit is from the NYT in this article, An Effort to Upgrade a Court Archive System to Free and Easy – NYTimes.com
Here’s the quote from the article:
“Americans have grown accustomed to finding just about anything they want [...]
Get That Data Ready For Presentation
Posted in Electronic data in the law on February 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Two critical ideas I found in this article from the NLJ, Legal Technology – Information Age Saps Jurors’ Attention.
First is the idea of boiling the case down do a single idea. I know we’re working hard with customers to do this on every case, but its literally impossible to overestimate the importance of having a [...]
A Cloud-y Future for Wall Street
Posted in Electronic data in the law on February 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Interesting article from Wall Street & Technology concerning the impact of the cloud on regulatory data for financial companies. Cloud Computing Gives E-Discovery a Lift by Wall Street & Technology
Nextpoint deploys substantial cloud technologies within our platform. It’s a feature, something we do on the back end that our customers are interested in, but its [...]
Shock and Trance
Posted in Electronic data in the law on February 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
To borrow a phrase I heard from the President, my gut reaction from LegalTech in thinking about my conversations with our customers is that a yawning chasm is developing between companies, such as Verizon, that have though-leaders driving their electronic discovery efforts, and are major influences in the development of technologies in the marketplace, and [...]
