CloudNine Discovery

9 Reasons Why Businesses are Switching to the Cloud?

CloudNine obviously has skin in the game, so to provide an unbiased review of what is driving companies to move to the cloud, we had Arnold Roger, an experienced business consultant, pen this guest blog.

He highlights the main drivers for moving to the cloud and the benefits organizations like yours see from the switch.

Check the blog out here: bit.ly/3TZpkX2

Law.com summarized CloudNine's recent webinar in their 'best practices' article "4 Ways to Efficiently Manage Modern Data in E-Discovery."

Highlights from the article include:

"During CloudNine’s “Harnessing the Power of Modern Data” webinar on Aug. 10, e-discovery experts highlighted some of the challenges that come with the ever-growing sources of data and offered best practices to get ahead of modern data types."

"“One of the hurdles is we have document review platforms that are changing … but they are the same they’ve always been,” said Alicia Hawley, senior discovery attorney at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe. She explains that trying to put modern data into review platforms that are not equipped to handle such new data types can create challenges."

"For example, Perczak noted that the upcoming iOS 16 iPhone updates—which will allow users to edit and unsend messages, recover deleted messages and use different lock screens—will likely bring a new set of evidentiary challenges for attorneys to keep an eye on."

Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g8jFMcKv

Watch the full-webinar on-demand here: https://lnkd.in/ezaR-acc

The benefits of moving to the Cloud include speed, security, and scale, but none may impact your business more than cost recovery. To help you analyze how you can enhance your bottom line, we’ve compiled this list of the hidden costs of on-premise software.

Check out our latest blog: bit.ly/3JYIR5h

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NEW WEBINAR: HARNESSING THE POWER OF MODERN DATA

Are you overwhelmed with the ever-growing sources of modern data? You aren’t alone.

As soon as the industry develops best practices for managing nontraditional data types such as Slack, cellphones, and social media, a new platform emerges and we have to start from scratch. In a world where you can’t afford to overlook potential evidence, learning how to efficiently and effectively manage modern data is essential.

Our experts are in the trenches with this issue every day. Join as they discuss the best practices for getting in front and ahold of modern data types.

The Experts:

Jerry Bui, Managing Director - FTI Consulting
Alicia Hawley, Senior Discovery Attorney - Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Erin Perczak, Co-Founder - Perin Discovery
Melissa Weberman, Lead Attorney and Managing Director - Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP

Moderated by: Richard Clark, Senior Director, Sales Enablement and Strategy - CloudNine

Register for free: bit.ly/3P8OgbK

Are you using CloudNine LAW and/or Explore? Product Manager Joshua Tucker explains simple ways you can optimize your infrastructure to get the most out of your tools.

Read the latest blog here: bit.ly/3NBm8fK

Meet Chris Getsfred, the Director of Engineering and Principal Architect at CloudNine. He is an integral part of the team and of the client-requested features and releases we are proud to deliver! Learn more about Chris below.

Fun fact: "I’ve recently started studying te reo Māori, the indigenous language of New Zealand, to celebrate my fiancé’s native culture. We want to share te reo (the language) with our future tamariki (children)."

Pro fact: "I started building websites when JavaScript was released and developed my first content management system a few years later, all before I graduated high school. A few years later, I started my career at Image Capture Engineering, coding, supporting, documenting, and operating Legal Access Ware (LAW), Z-Print, and Storm Viewer. Building software is not just my career; it's my passion. My mantra: Build cool stuff and change people's lives."

Learn more about the CloudNine team here: bit.ly/c9aboutus

Alex Su recently highlighted a list of law firms making major investments in technology and the improvements this means for their businesses. It is an interesting read!

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Most of today’s legal technology platforms require that a time zone be selected at the time of ingestion of data. However, when conducting a review, the de facto time zone setting for your litigation is often determined ahead of time, often based upon subjective information. Once that time zone is selected, everything is adjusted to that time zone. In some cases, this is fine, but in others, it can complicate things, especially if you want to alter your time zone mid-review.

Read our latest blog to learn about the implications of time zones in review and what you can do to adjust time zones to get more out of your review: https://bit.ly/timezonesblogc9