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Legal Tech Companies Share Strategy Updates at ILTA
By Evan Koblentz
Catalyst, Aderant, Workshare, BigHand, and Logik Systems shared strategy updates with LTN at this week's International Legal Technology Association annual conference in National Harbor, Md.
ILTA Panel Takes Stock in Connecting People
By Sean Doherty
The International Legal Technology Association annual meeting near Washington, D.C., featured a TED-style discussion on how to "Reassess Your Calling to Redesign Your Career," moderated by Monica Bay, LTN's editor-in-chief.
AccessData Shows Off Summation 4.1 at ILTA
By Sean Doherty
AccessData, a provider of digital investigations and litigation support software, showcased the revamped AD eDiscovery version 4 and the updated Summation version 4.1 software at the International Legal Technology Association meeting in Washington, D.C.
ILTA Panel on Law Firm Security Draws a Crowd
By Evan Koblentz
The panel discussion "Believe It or Not, You've Been Hacked" drew a standing-room-only crowd the International Legal Technology Association annual conference, and for good reason. Law firm security weaknesses were revealed.
EDI, Oracle Launch Computer-Aided Document Review Study
Monica Bay
The Electronic Discovery Institute has finalized plans to conduct an academic study of computer-assisted document review, and has announced the chief scientists for the study: professor Peter Glynn and consulting professor Gerd Infanger from Stanford University.
ILTA Survey: Law Firm Tech Spending Still Down, but Rising
By Monica Bay
Among other interesting results, the annual ILTA/Inside Legal Technology Purchasing Survey finds overall law firm technology spending remains down from the recent recession, but 52 percent of respondents cited increased tech budgets in 2012, up 2 percent from 2011.
Bridgeway Updates eCounsel and Announces New Email Link to Practice Data
By Sean Doherty
Bridgeway Software, a provider of legal services management software to corporate counsel and secretaries, announced at ILTA the availability of Bridgeway E-mail Link and Bridgeway eCounsel version 8.6.
Dashboard 2.0: Upgrading Law Firm Intranets
By Monica Bay
LTN magazine's editor-in-chief conveys best practices for upgrading law firm intranets she learned about in "Data Warehouses, Dashboards, and Data Integration: Delivering Actionable Intelligence," an educational session at the International Legal Technology Association conference.
Time and Billing Implementations Call for Trust, Skepticism
By Evan Koblentz
Trust and skepticism are needed in equal measures when your law firm is installing a time-and-billing system, panelists advised on August 28 at the International Legal Technology Association's annual conference in National Harbor, Md.
Exemplify Demonstrates Some Detail on Transactional SaaS
By Sean Doherty
Exemplify demonstrated its software as a service offering for corporate transactional lawyers on day two of the International Legal Technology Association's annual meeting near Washington, D.C.
ILTA Launches With Packed House, Energetic Keynote on Innovation
By Monica Bay
LTN magazine Editor-in-Chief Monica Bay reports that the International Legal Technology Association conference near Washington, D.C., began with few hitches and an energetic keynote by Frans Johansson, author of The Medici Effect.
Cowen Group Forecasts Surge in Managed Services at Law Firms
By Monica Bay
David Cowen, of consultancy The Cowen Group, told an ILTA audience that the electronic data discovery/compliance/Big Data terrain is about to experience another hurricane, and you can name it "Managed Services," reports LTN's Monica Bay.
Social Networking, Creative Licenses Highlight EDD News at ILTA
By Evan Koblentz
Announcements of new software for e-discovery, document management, and practice management dominate news from the International Legal Technology Association conference outside of Washington, D.C.
Digital WarRoom Now Digests Summation Databases and Transcripts
By Sean Doherty
Gallivan Gallivan & Omelia, makers of Digital WarRoom e-discovery processing, analytics, review, and production software, will demonstrate its latest release at the International Legal Technology Association's annual meeting in Washington, D.C., August 26 to 30.
ILTA Conference Convenes Sunday in Washington, D.C.
By Monica Bay
The International Legal Technology Association's annual conference starts Sunday, August 26, at the Gaylord National on the edge of the Potomac River for five days of education, networking, and product demonstrations. LTN magazine's editor-in-chief, Monica Bay, previews the "extravaganza."
DATAssimilate to Unveil PowerSearch Version 5 at ILTA
By Sean Doherty
DATAssimilate Systems, a provider of optical character resolution, imaging, and document processing software for legal professionals, will unveil a major upgrade to the company's PowerSearch application at the International Legal Technology Association's annual meeting in Washington, D.C., from August 26 to 30.
Reassessing and Redesigning Your Legal Technology Career
By Andrew Adkins III
Whether via pink slip or boredom, leaving a job can be the best career move. Andrew Adkins III, CIO of Steptoe & Johnson PLLC, looks ahead to an ILTA conference panel featuring seven legal technology leaders who have recently changed jobs.
Is Your Law Firm Practicing Head-in-the-Sand Security?
By Evan Koblentz
"Believe It or Not, You've Been Hacked" -- that's the clever title of what should prove to be an important session at the International Legal Technology Association conference in Washington, D.C., says reporter Evan Koblentz.
ILTA 2012: Education & Networking
By T.J. Johnson
The International Legal Technology Association's annual conference heads to Washington, D.C. T.J. Johnson, ILTA's program manager of conferences, wrote a preview of the show for LTN magazine.
LTN Video: T.J. Johnson Previews ILTA 2012
T.J. Johnson, program manager of conferences for the International Legal Technology Association, discusses this year's ILTA conference with Monica Bay, LTN magazine's editor-in-chief. The conference, to be held from Aug. 26-30 in Washington, D.C., invites attendees to share their own interpretations of the core theme "ac2dc" -- from advanced curriculum to deliver content to annual conference to D.C.
