webcasts & podcasts

Migrating 15-16 active cases at once was no small feat, especially with data exported in mixed formats that required adjustments before importing into CloudNine. Early setup challenges, such as limited initial access to the Discovery Portal, were swiftly addressed with hands-on support from CloudNine’s expert services team. Despite these hurdles, the firm quickly realized the advantages of CloudNine’s platform, including seamless remote access, faster search and tagging capabilities, and a more intuitive upload process.

Discover how to navigate the challenges of modern data in legal discovery with innovative Early Case Assessment strategies.

With 27 billion text messages sent daily, smartphones had unsurprisingly become a top request in legal discovery, alongside email, corporate chat applications, and electronic files. Recognizing this trend, this webinar brought together experts Richard Clark and Brian Kelley from CloudNine, along with Keith Lockhart from Oxygen Forensics, to discuss practical solutions for reducing the time and cost associated with smartphone and device collections.

By Rick Clark Last week CloudNine and Integreon discussed a recent audit with tight deadlines with Louis (Lou) Brucculeri, EVP and General Counsel at West Technology Group. West Technology Group, […]

By Catherine Ostheimer In today’s data-driven landscape, navigating SEC investigations and discovery processes presents unique challenges. In addition to the growing amount and types of data that needs to be […]

By Catherine Ostheimer The move from on-premise to cloud-based eDiscovery software use is not a new trend. In fact, according to Complex Discovery, close to 55% of global eDiscovery software […]

BlueStar CTO, Jeremy Schaper discusses the approach as well as early challenges they encountered as their operations expanded to manage modern eDiscovery through more non-traditional and short message format data.

Listen to CloudNine’s Rob Lekowski and Rick Clark as they review the complexities of modern discovery with the onslaught of emerging data types such as SMS, social media and collaborative chat apps like Slack and Teams. Along with the team of the Chicago Bar Association, they review the many sources of data and how to effectively and easily process and review them on a single, platform.

Hosted by the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science, panel contributors including Rick Clark, Senior Director of CloudNine, Amber Schroader, CEO of Paraben Software, and Christa Miller, industry journalist discuss the influx of multiple data sources and how they are used effectively in investigations and eDiscovery workflows.

Perin Discovery Co-Founders, Peter Smith and Erin Perczak discuss common starts and stops of a forensics workflow and how they approach projects with a more efficient case strategy to streamline processes, bring greater visibility into the dataset and increase the value to their clients.