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The OneO® Discovery Platform is an integrated, web-accessible, forensically sound electronic discovery platform that enables online analysis, processing, and review of data from the security of a hosted centralized repository. This short introduction document provides readers with a concise overview of how platform users can take full control of electronic discovery analysis, processing, and re...

Today’s tech-savvy world demands tech-savvy government. Increasingly connected citizens and stakeholders are asking governments to deliver services more rapidly and efficiently. Yet the public service bureaucracies that form the governmental backbone often take a conservative approach to adopting the latest Internet-based technologies to accelerate service delivery.

2008 Report on the "Future of Media" highlighting the fact that we are entering the media economy. The traditional boundaries of the media and entertainment industry have become meaningless. Today almost every business and social activity is a form of media. An increasing proportion of our social interactions happen across media channels. Every organization is now a media entity, engaged i...

2008 Annual Report: IT Governance, Risk and Compliance – Improving Business Results and Mitigating Financial Risk IT governance, risk and compliance (IT GRC) is about striking an appropriate balance between business reward and risk. The maturity of IT GRC practices for managing reward and risk has a direct impact on the organization. The 2008 Annual Report, assembled from benchmark res...

A Semantic Wiki for Continual Collaborative Information Management By John Recker, Tyler Close, Angela Maduko, Craig Sayers of HP Laboratories Abstract: The Grand Central semantic wiki is designed to merge the benefits of the quick and informal data entry styles common to wiki platforms with the robust data management capabilities of traditional enterprise content management systems. Inco...

Do you ever worry about losing your laptop computer while rushing to catch a flight at a busy airport? Everyday business travelers are putting the sensitive and confidential data of their organizations at risk when they travel through airports. Sponsored by Dell, Ponemon Institute conducted this study, Airport Insecurity: The Case of Lost Laptops to understand the current risks posed to sens...

Information management is critically important to all of us - as employees and consumers. For that reason, the Identity Theft Resource Center has been tracking security breaches for the past three years, looking for patterns, new trends and any information that may help us better protect data and assist companies in their activities. 2008 Figures The ITRC Breach Report total has reached...

2008 Chief Legal Officer Survey By Altman Weil, Inc. The Opinions of Chief Legal Officers on Issues of Importance For the ninth year in a row, Altman Weil, Inc. has surveyed Chief Legal Officers (CLOs) in issues of importance in managing their corporate law departments. The purpose of these surveys is to: 1) Capture current thinking of Chief Legal Officers. 2) Compare CLOs’ yea...

By James N. Dertouzos, Nicholas M. Pace,and Robert H. Anderson of Rand Institute for Civil Justice This paper reports on exploratory research to identify the most important legal and economic implications of electronic discovery and to develop a research plan in this subject area for the RAND Institute for Civil Justice. To achieve these objectives, we reviewed the current state of electroni...

By Osterman Research Discovery is the process of identifying, preserving, collecting, reviewing, analyzing and producing information during civil legal actions. The goal of discovery is to obtain information that will be useful in developing relevant information for pre-trial motions and for the trial itself. Information sought during discovery can include documents, testimony and other inf...

By Akamai During the first quarter, Akamai observed attack traffic originating from 125 unique countries around the world. China and the United States were the two largest attack traffic sources, accounting for some 30% of this traffic in total. Akamai observed attack traffic targeted at 23 unique network ports. Many of the ports that saw the highest levels of attack traffic were targeted by...

By Forrester Via Workshare Forrester evaluated leading data leak prevention (DLP) vendors across approximately 74 criteria and found that Websense and Reconnex came out on top because of their strong go-to-market strategy and automated learning capabilities, respectively. Verdasys is a Leader due to balanced functionality and rich context-based analysis at the desktop. RSA Security stands ou...

Conducted on behalf of Ernst & Young's Fraud Investigation and Dispute Service practice, this report provides an overview of the costs of corruption and compliance challenges worldwide.

FTI Client Specific FAQ from FTI concerning the recently announced acquisition of Attenex by FTI. FTI has signed a merger agreement to acquire Attenex Corporation, a leading electronic discovery software provider based in Seattle. Built on a successful four-year partnership between the two firms, the acquisition will add critical intellectual property and software development, support, sales...

FTI Partner Specific FAQ from FTI concerning the recently announced acquisition of Attenex by FTI. FTI has signed a merger agreement to acquire Attenex Corporation, a leading electronic discovery software provider based in Seattle. Built on a successful four-year partnership between the two firms, the acquisition will add critical intellectual property and software development, support, sale...

From Kroll ONTRACK Your corporation may be at risk when faced with litigation, investigations, or regulatory matters involving electronically stored information (ESI). What’s ironic? Most lawyers are still struggling to even know what ESI means – let alone develop plans regarding how to manage it in litigation. This was one of the key findings in this important and timely survey focused on i...

By Herbert L. Roitblat, Ph.D. Electronically stored information is, roughly, any information that is or could be stored in a computer. “Computer,” in this case, has a very broad meaning, because many devices outside of the server room or off the desktop include computers and ESI. Not only is ESI proliferating in volume, but also in the variety of devices that may contain it. Electronical...

By Proofpoint "Email remains the most important medium for communications both inside and outside the enterprise. But the convenience and ubiquity of email as a business communications tool has exposed enterprises to a wide variety of legal, financial and regulatory risks associated with outbound email. Enterprises continue to express a high level of concern about creating, managing and enfo...

A Theory Of Corporate Scandals: Why the U.S. and Europe Differ By John C. Coffee, Jr., and Adolf A. Berle, Professor of Law Columbia University Law School Abstract A wave of financial irregularity broke out in the United States in 2001-2002, culminating in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. A worldwide stock market bubble burst over this same period, with the actual market decline on a pe...

IT infrastructures are a growing collection of disparate and converging products from various vendors, each with their own management systems, upgrade cycles and so forth. However, all of these technologies must be configured and monitored to ensure the availability of mission-critical applications and services. Deploying, configuring and managing a variety of complex devices from the same ven...