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Category Archives: Bill Belt
Another year, another LegalTech
My New Year resolution, in business terms, was to take on things only if a) they had a business benefit for me or b) they benefited one or more of my sponsors and/or c) were interesting. I would cut down … Continue reading
Posted in Bill Belt, Discovery, eDiscovery, Guidance Software, Nuix
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Taking a breather from eDiscovery events
Apart from a couple of webinars and the occasional lunchtime event in London, I am gratefully back at my desk for most of the time between now and mid-May. That is deliberate, and I need it, not just to keep … Continue reading
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Bill Belt of Deloitte talks about Corporate Knowledge Strategies
Corporate Knowledge Strategies, known as CKS, is a forum for communities of practice for those concerned with corporate information and the issues surrounding its creation, its safekeeping and its use. I took part in an event which CKS ran New … Continue reading
