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Technology Challenges for Solos and Small Firms
With the advancement of computers, lawyers are forced to become efficient with technology. But technology makes it more expensive to run a small and solo law office, with the cost of keeping up with large law firm computing, says Guy R. Vitacco Jr., president of the Queens County, New York, Bar Association.
Xerox Acquires E-Discovery Software Provider Lateral Data for $30M
On Monday, Xerox Corp. announced the acquisition of Lateral Data for $30 million to augment Xerox Litigation Services with on-premise e-discovery software.
H5 Picks Up Processing Speed With Nuix Enterprise Discovery
Information retrieval firm H5 has added Nuix Enterprise Discovery to its e-discovery arsenal, primarily as an early case assessment and indexing tool.
Legal Tech, Ocean Life, and Poetry
What is the emerging role of law technology outside of the law and technology industries? My colleague Monica Bay is always saying that the collision of compliance and IT "will soon make e-discovery look like child's play," and I agree. It's why I am attending the ARMA (Association of Records Managers and Administrators) conference in Washington, D.C., next month. It will be a prime opportunity to learn how compliance workers view legal technology products and services, and to ask about which ... [MORE]
Cisco Workers Test Real-Time Videoconference System
Cisco Systems Inc. rolled out its real-time videoconference system, Telepresence, to 50,000 employees worldwide, inviting them to test technology purported to be so realistic it makes conference-call participants believe the person talking on the monitor is in the same room.
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Virtual Desktop Startup Kidaro Gets $10 Million
Virtual-desktop computing startup Kidaro announced a $10 million second round of venture capital funding. Kidaro addresses the different ways corporations can offer access to their systems to remote workers and subsidiaries.
HP in Talks to Acquire Autonomy
Media outlets are reporting that Hewlett-Packard is acquiring e-discovery giant Autonomy for $10 billion, and that the news will be announced in HP's third-quarter earnings call at 5:00 p.m. Eastern today. Autonomy confirmed that it is "in talks" with HP.Trending Stories
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