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GRC Roll-up: OpenText Offers SharePoint Capture, Guidance Buys CaseCentral
This week, OpenText releases a capture solution that provides easier retrieval of content in SharePoint, DocuWare provides better email compliance management and Guidance announces that it is buying CaseCentral, while SAI outlines GRC predictions for healthcare.
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GRC Roll-up: Ricoh Shakes e-Discovery Space, SAI/Compliance 360 Deal Sealed
Seems like GRC companies are still only recovering from LegalTech NY this week, as it’s been relatively quiet. That said, SAI has finalized the Compliance 360 deal, Ricoh is expanding its e-Discovery reach again, Congress is taking on spyware and Guidance has bought CaseCentral.
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Document Management Roll-up: 2011 Highlights, Nuxeo Releases v5.5
With 2011 drawing to a close, we look at what we thought were some of the document management highlights of the year. There were also a couple of companies still busy like Nuxeo, which released v5.
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CaseCentral Advances Self-Service e-Discovery, Connects to the Cloud
It’s no secret that automating the transfer of data into e-Discovery is a huge advantage for companies, especially as the amount of information stored grows. But because much information remains unstructured or in the cloud, bringing it into the automation process is not always easy.
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More e-Discovery Trends for 2011
Since we published our e-Discovery predictions for 2011, one more industry vendor has added their predictions to the mix. With only a few days left until 2011, there isn’t much longer until the future is now.
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New eDiscovery Connector Provides Greater Control, Reduced Costs
CaseCentral (news, site), a provider of on-demand eDiscovery software has announced a new connector that will help eliminate manual exports and uploads, saving time and processing fees. This week, the leaders of eDiscovery solutions will gather at Legal Tech in New York.
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CaseCentral and StoredIQ Join Forces for End-to-End EDRM
Ever dream of moving electronically stored information from one system to another seamlessly and while saving money? Today is your lucky day. CaseCentral and StoredIQ have formed an alliance in an effort to do just that. Together, they will provide an integrated eDiscovery offering that ranges from identification, preservation, collection
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CaseCentral Improves Early Case Assessments, Introduces Scenario Testing
Since the release of the fourth version of their first multi-case, multi-party eDiscovery review platform with process analytics, CaseCentral (news, site) has been hard at work simplifying the way early case assessments are managed. Today, they offer an Early Case Assessment (ECA) offering that is seamlessly integrated
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CaseCentral Releases v4, Heads for the Cloud
Since its third release in October, CaseCentral has been working hard to implement additional features into its eDiscovery review platform. Today, they announce the fourth version of their first multi-case, multi-party eDiscovery review platform with process analytics. We had an opportunity to talk with Steven d'Alencon, Chief
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CaseCentral and CommVault Join eDiscovery Forces
eDiscovery powerhouse CaseCentral has teamed up with CommVault, a provider of high-performance data protection and data storage to deliver an end-to-end eDiscovery solution. The goal is to combine the indexing, search and retrieval capabilities of CommVault Simpana Archive and Search software, with CaseCentral’s eDiscovery Review Platform. Together, they
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CaseCentral Controls eDiscovery With v3 Release
CaseCentral, an eDiscovery software provider, who was recently selected as KMWorld Magazine's 2008 Trendsetter, has announced the release of its third version of the CaseCentral eDiscovery review platform -- the first multi-case, multi-party eDiscovery review platform with process analytics.
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A Case for eDiscovery (Part 1)
A while back, we wrote about how companies are not in the habit of retaining and organizing their documents in a logical structure -- which, in turn, is driving up their legal costs. The article fueled a frenzy of feedback from companies in the eDiscovery business.
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