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May 4th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “The Importance of Making Big Data Accessible to Non-Data Scientists”

May 4th, 2013

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By: Alex Hania, Chief Technology Officer, The Project Counsel Group

Here is our weekend edition of the “Top 20 plus more” … a snapshot of some interesting e-discovery blog/web site posts, vendor news/views on a wide range of electronic discovery related issues, and other tech developments from the past week. It is compiled by e-discovery/social media professional Rob Robinson who is Vice President of Marketing for Orange Legal Technologies, a company that is a long-time member and sponsor of The Posse…

Posted in Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles

Tags: "Top 20 ... plus more", Amazon RDS, Amazon Web Services, analytics, Andrew Beaujon, app servers, Ars Techina, Articles, auxiliary analyses, AWS, Barcelona, Bayesian prediction (the branch of logic, Big Data, Big Orca, Boston Marathon, Daniel Honan, data analysis, data scientists, Databases, discovery, Drew Linzer, DynamoDB, e-discovery, EBS Provisioned IOPS, EC2, EC2 Cluster Compute, ediscovery, Elastic Load Balancing, Elastic MapReduce, ElastiCache, EMC, ESI, Greenplum, IBM, IDC, Legal Tech2013, LegalTech, LegalTech 2012, Leveldb, load balancer, Mobile World Congress, model checking, modeling, MWC, narwhals, neuroinformatics, neuroscientist, Obama, Orange Legal Technologies, predictive coding, probabilities, RDS, Rob Robinson, sabermetric analysis, Sam Wang, SES, SNS, SQS, statistical analysis, statistics, Technology Assisted Review, Technology Assisted Review (TAR), The Ediscovery Reading Room, The OneO® Discovery Platform from Orange Legal Technologies, The Posse List, The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail-but Some Don’t, validation, Vertica, video content analysis, Virtualization, visualization, VPC, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery

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April 27th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “Computing the Return on Investment (ROI) in e-Discovery, plus the best damn post on the legal services industry … ever”

April 27th, 2013

posselist

Here is our weekend edition of the “Top 20 plus more” … a snapshot of some interesting e-discovery blog/web site posts, vendor news/views on a wide range of electronic discovery related issues, and other tech developments from the past week. It is compiled by e-discovery/social media professional Rob Robinson who is Vice President of Marketing for Orange Legal Technologies, a company that is a long-time member and sponsor of The Posse List and The Electronic Discovery Reading Room. You can read…

Posted in Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles

Tags: "Top 20 ... plus more", Amazon RDS, Amazon Web Services, analytics, Andrew Beaujon, app servers, Ars Techina, Articles, auxiliary analyses, AWS, Barcelona, Bayesian prediction (the branch of logic, Big Data, Big Orca, Boston Marathon, Daniel Honan, data analysis, data scientists, Databases, discovery, Drew Linzer, DynamoDB, e-discovery, EBS Provisioned IOPS, EC2, EC2 Cluster Compute, ediscovery, Elastic Load Balancing, Elastic MapReduce, ElastiCache, EMC, ESI, Greenplum, IDC, Legal Tech2013, LegalTech, LegalTech 2012, Leveldb, load balancer, Mobile World Congress, model checking, modeling, MWC, narwhals, neuroinformatics, neuroscientist, Obama, Orange Legal Technologies, predictive coding, probabilities, RDS, Rob Robinson, sabermetric analysis, Sam Wang, SES, SNS, SQS, statistical analysis, statistics, Technology Assisted Review, Technology Assisted Review (TAR), The Ediscovery Reading Room, The OneO® Discovery Platform from Orange Legal Technologies, The Posse List, The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail-but Some Don’t, validation, Vertica, video content analysis, Virtualization, visualization, VPC, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery

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April 20th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings a new hero emerges: technology”

April 20th, 2013

posselist

Here is our weekend edition of the “Top 20 plus more” … a snapshot of some interesting e-discovery blog/web site posts, vendor news/views on a wide range of electronic discovery related issues, and other tech developments from the past week. It is compiled by e-discovery/social media professional Rob Robinson who is Vice President of Marketing for Orange Legal Technologies, a company that is a long-time member and sponsor of The Posse List and The Electronic Discovery Reading Room. You…

Posted in Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles

Tags: "Top 20 ... plus more", Amazon RDS, Amazon Web Services, analytics, Andrew Beaujon, app servers, Ars Techina, Articles, auxiliary analyses, AWS, Barcelona, Bayesian prediction (the branch of logic, Big Data, Big Orca, Boston Marathon, Daniel Honan, data analysis, data scientists, Databases, discovery, Drew Linzer, DynamoDB, e-discovery, EBS Provisioned IOPS, EC2, EC2 Cluster Compute, ediscovery, Elastic Load Balancing, Elastic MapReduce, ElastiCache, EMC, ESI, Greenplum, IDC, Legal Tech2013, LegalTech, LegalTech 2012, Leveldb, load balancer, Mobile World Congress, model checking, modeling, MWC, narwhals, neuroinformatics, neuroscientist, Obama, Orange Legal Technologies, predictive coding, probabilities, RDS, Rob Robinson, sabermetric analysis, Sam Wang, SES, SNS, SQS, statistical analysis, statistics, Technology Assisted Review, Technology Assisted Review (TAR), The Ediscovery Reading Room, The OneO® Discovery Platform from Orange Legal Technologies, The Posse List, The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail-but Some Don’t, validation, Vertica, video content analysis, Virtualization, visualization, VPC, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery

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April 13th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “Laws as algorithms: converting simple laws to machine-readable code”

April 13th, 2013

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By: Gregory P. Bufithis, Esq. Founder, The Project Counsel Group

Here is our weekend edition of the “Top 20 plus more” … a snapshot of some interesting e-discovery blog/web site posts, vendor news/views on a wide range of electronic discovery related issues, and other tech developments from the past week. It is compiled by e-discovery/social media professional Rob Robinson who is Vice President of Marketing for Orange Legal Technologies, a company that is a long-time member and sponsor…

Posted in Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles

Tags: Amazon Web Services, analytics, Andrew Beaujon, app servers, Ars Techina, auxiliary analyses, AWS, Barcelona, Bayesian prediction (the branch of logic, Big Data, Big Orca, Daniel Honan, data analysis, data scientists, Databases, discovery, Drew Linzer, DynamoDB, e-discovery, EBS Provisioned IOPS, EC2, EC2 Cluster Compute, ediscovery, Elastic Load Balancing, Elastic MapReduce, ElastiCache, EMC, ESI, Greenplum, IDC, Legal Tech2013, LegalTech, LegalTech 2012, Leveldb, load balancer, Mobile World Congress, model checking, modeling, MWC, narwhals, neuroinformatics, neuroscientist, Obama, Orange Legal Technologies, predictive coding, probabilities, RDS, Rob Robinson, sabermetric analysis, Sam Wang, SES, SNS, SQS, statistical analysis, statistics, Technology Assisted Review, Technology Assisted Review (TAR), The Ediscovery Reading Room, The OneO® Discovery Platform from Orange Legal Technologies, The Posse List, The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail-but Some Don’t, validation, Vertica, Virtualization, visualization, VPC, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more", Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles Tags: Amazon RDS

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April 6th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “Breaking through the dense fog of predictive coding”

April 6th, 2013

posselist

Here is our weekend edition of the “Top 20 plus more” … a snapshot of some interesting e-discovery blog/web site posts, vendor news/views on a wide range of electronic discovery related issues, and other tech developments from the past week. It is compiled by e-discovery/social media professional Rob Robinson who is Vice President of Marketing for Orange Legal Technologies, a company that is a long-time member and sponsor of The Posse List and The Electronic Discovery Reading Room. You…

Posted in Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles

Tags: Amazon Web Services, analytics, Andrew Beaujon, app servers, Ars Techina, auxiliary analyses, AWS, Barcelona, Bayesian prediction (the branch of logic, Big Data, Big Orca, Daniel Honan, data analysis, data scientists, Databases, discovery, Drew Linzer, DynamoDB, e-discovery, EBS Provisioned IOPS, EC2, EC2 Cluster Compute, ediscovery, Elastic Load Balancing, Elastic MapReduce, ElastiCache, EMC, ESI, Greenplum, IDC, Legal Tech2013, LegalTech, LegalTech 2012, Leveldb, load balancer, Mobile World Congress, model checking, modeling, MWC, narwhals, neuroinformatics, neuroscientist, Obama, Orange Legal Technologies, predictive coding, probabilities, RDS, Rob Robinson, sabermetric analysis, Sam Wang, SES, SNS, SQS, statistical analysis, statistics, Technology Assisted Review, Technology Assisted Review (TAR), The Ediscovery Reading Room, The OneO® Discovery Platform from Orange Legal Technologies, The Posse List, The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail-but Some Don’t, validation, Vertica, Virtualization, visualization, VPC, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more", Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles Tags: Amazon RDS

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May 4th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “The Importance of Making Big Data Accessible to Non-Data Scientists”

April 27th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “Computing the Return on Investment (ROI) in e-Discovery, plus the best damn post on the legal services industry … ever”

April 20th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings a new hero emerges: technology”

April 13th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “Laws as algorithms: converting simple laws to machine-readable code”

April 6th weekend “Top 20+ more” e-discovery compendium > “Breaking through the dense fog of predictive coding”

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