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Tag: it department
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Everyone Is Drinking from the Firehose: Invest In and Expand Your IT Teams
With constant change being the norm, it's time to invest in and expand IT teams to help keep on top of the pace of change.
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Social Collaboration and the Federal Government
Last week we discussed the ways government agencies can improve usability of the Federal Web. This week in our series, we take a look at how social collaboration has become an integral component within the federal government. The results may surprise you.
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Social Media, e-Discovery Bring IT, Legal Closer Together
Working well together is a skill that most of us learned in kindergarten. However, for IT and legal departments, it’s a skill that they are still learning to master.
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US Department of Defense (DOD) Plans Social Intelligence Activity
If social media monitoring is good enough for prospective employers, it’s good enough for the United States Government. Where as employers may track the behaviors of future employees online, tracking social media for indications that their applicant may be a risk, the Department of Defense has begun a new
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Bridgeway Software Launches Legal Hold 3.0
Six months ago Bridgeway Software released an update to their legal hold solution. Inspired by their conversations with customers, new features were added. Step 1: Listen to Your Customers The new 3.0 release highlights the importance of listening to your customers.
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Disconnect Between Legal and IT Getting Worse, Recommind Survey Reveals
It’s no secret that the relationship between corporate IT and legal departments isn’t as cohesive as it should be. A recent survey released by Recommind, a leader in search-powered information risk management (IRM) software, revealed that a lack of collaboration between both teams was greatly hindering e-Discovery efforts.
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Department of Defense (DoD) Memo Highlights Strategic Advantages of Open Source
With the current U.S. administration being tech-savvy and promising transparency, many in the open source community have been hoping to get more visibility and traction in the government's procurement cycles. It looks like the U.S. Department of Defense might have noticed -- or at least has decided to catch up
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