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Tag Archives: Lynn Frances Jae
Awards and plaudits for iCONECT XERA
It may be a coincidence, but eDiscovery software company iCONECT seems to be hogging the eDiscovery limelight since the appointment of Lynn Frances Jae as marketing director (I wrote about that appointment here). My own contribution was my article Netflix as … Continue reading →
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Lynn Frances Jae named as Marketing Director at iCONECT
I have bumped into Lynn Frances Jae at almost every US eDiscovery conference I have been to, and it is a pleasure to see that she has been appointed Marketing Director of iCONECT. She has 17 years of marketing experience in … Continue reading →
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