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20 September 2011 – Cloud Computing is poised to offer tremendous benefits to clients, including inexpensive access to seemingly limitless resources that are available instantly, anywhere. To prepare for the shift from computing environments dependent on dedicated hardware to Cloud Computing, the Federal Rules of Discovery should be amended to provide relevant guidelines and exceptions for particular types of shared data. Meanwhile, clients should ensure that service contracts with Cloud providers include safeguards against inadvertent discoveries and…
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In D.C. on July 28th: free “Lunch & Learn” session on Microsoft Office365
July 15th, 2011 
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Tags: Cloud computing, e-discovery, ediscovery, MadWolf Technologies, Microsoft, Microsoft Office365 
No Comments »Cloud computing: A legal maze for Europe
February 15th, 2011 posselist 
The migration of computing into a cloud of massive data centres spread all over the world is giving regulators a headache as they find themselves on the back foot of an industry-driven trend.
Here is an excellent article from the folks at EurActiv.com (click here).
10 e-Discovery Trends in the Cloud
January 13th, 2011 posselist 
Cloud computing is rapidly changing the way enterprises go about their business. Over the past 18 months there have been certain trends amongst enterprises to take their e-Discovery in-house. According to email and archiving security vendor Proofpoint, the economy available through the cloud is going to speed up the process and by the end of this year in-house e-Discovery could well be the norm.
The move in-house will be driven by organizations looking to lower…
Cloud computing, data centers, telecom, cloudonomics and more: The 451 Group explains it all
23 September 2011 – Our world is awash with data and it’s growing at a phenomenal rate, in large part due to the number of connected, intelligent devices in our world. As noted recently, intelligent systems number over 1.8 billion units and over $1 trillion in revenue today – predicted to grow to nearly 4 billion units and over $2 trillion in revenue by 2015.
And now we contend with “the cloud” which represents an offloading…