Fun in the sun.
Last weekend I went back to London (well, Reading actually) to do this:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/some-things-we-dont-learnt-different-kind-operation-martin-nikel
What a great fun and painful weekend…!
This innovative survey may answer a lot of questions, and be very useful!
You can see the retention policies of various organizations here. If you add your own experience, you get a summary of the findings.
Martin.
Hello all,
I must apologise. For quite some time I have not posted much of use on this blog. However, some of the articles still prove to be popular. I am currently starting my new job at Navigant Consulting in
We noticed with some Excel documents of an older version, that this property does not exist (i.e. 97 and earlier versions). Just a note to self…!
I haven’t posted here in quite a while, as its been very busy here!
I thought I’d just say a little about my first visit to LegalTech NYC, at the beginning of February.
I had heard a lot about LegalTech
Flash movies pop up every now and again in e-discovery.
Flash movies are more than just movies. They are interactive. Sometimes they can be very complex software applications and can be created in numerous ways.
For discovery, these dynamic files
With large data sets, it is often necessary to allow the index to be accessed by multiple workstations.
However, due to the nature of a large data set, it may be made up of many indexes, generally stored in the
Following on from the earlier articles about DTSearch, I was also provided with the follwoing solution to the MDB multiple records problem:
> “Deactivate the ODBC file parser for MS Access if possible. dtSearch> uses ODBC to index each row
IPCQ are running a conference on “The Advanced Guide to Conducting Regulatory and Internal Investigations” on November 27 – 28, 2006 at the Swissôtel The Howard, London, UK (see http://www.iqpc.co.uk/cgi-bin/templates/singlecell.html?topic=235&event=11210) The conference agenda looks very interesting and I hope by attending I will
