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The week in the run-up to LegalTech tends to be quiet, with many companies holding their fire for the main event. This week, though, Equivio offered predictive coding to e-Discovery, Lookout offers insight into Android threats, SIA buys Compliance 360, BIA offers taste of social media collection features and TechNavio’s security industry report is now available.

There’s no doubt that predictive coding is the next big thing in e-Discovery. While predictive coding aims to code, organize, and prioritize entire sets of electronically stored information (ESI) according to their relation to discovery responsiveness, privilege and designated issues before and during the legal discovery process, many e-Discovery vendors have been working hard to offer products and service that offer predictive analytical solutions.

Data integration is all relative. With Equivio's announcement of a new integrated version of its near-duplicates and email threads technology within kCura's review platform, Relativity, it really is.

It's obvious that the International Legal Technology Association is having its annual meeting (this time in Nashville -- yee haw): E-Discovery vendors are coming out of the woodwork to make product announcements. Here's a few.

Last time we talked about Equivio, we discussed its role in early case assessment. Today Equivio (news, site) has released version 3.0 of Equivio>Relevance, offering more features for users to manage and prioritize documents and data.

Early case assessment is an important part of the eDiscovery process and Equivio (news, site) demonstrates that with some updates to their product Relevance.

Partnerships are designed to be strategic, but not always collaborative. Until now. Kraft Kennedy and Equivio (news, site) have come together to provide technology and consulting.

It's all about enhancing eDiscovery these days. Equivio is leading the charge with its announcement of Relevance, an expert-guided system that enhances the eDiscovery process through automated document prioritization.

Instead of having to use keywords to pre-filter documents prior to processing the report, Equivio recognizes that too many relevant documents may go missing or unfiltered, and as a result, have designed Relevance to use statistical and self-learning techniques to calculate relevant scores for each document in the data collection.