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Global EDD Group and Litigation Edge at LegalTech® New York 2012

January 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Brad Mixner, President of Global EDD Group and Director of Litigation Edge (Singapore),  will be attending LegalTech® New York 2012 being held 30 January – 01 February at the New York Hilton.  Mr. Mixner will be available for one-on-one meetings to discuss the exciting new services offered by Global EDD Group and Litigation Edge, including:

  1. iReview Analytics™ Early Case Assessment Tool
  2. Automated Knowledge Discovery Services, featuring Advanced Text Analytics
  3. E-Discovery Services in the Asia Pacific region
  4. iReview Global Discovery Platform™ with hosting in the United States and Singapore
  5. Data Collection Services across North America, Asia and Europe
  6. Flat Rate Pricing for Bundled E-Discovery Services
  7. Preferred Partner Program for Vendors
Those interested in scheduling a meeting with Mr. Mixner may email, Tweet or Post a request.




About LegalTech:








LegalTech® is the largest and most important legal technology event of the year.With trade shows in both New York and Los Angeles, LegalTech® is the #1 Resource for law firms and legal departments to get hands-on practical information for improving their law practice management.


LegalTech® provides an in-depth look at what the technological world has in store for you and your practice AND offers an expansive exhibit floor with the most extensive gathering of innovative products designed to meet your current and future technology needs.


The legal marketplace has tremendous buying power that resists dips in our ever-changing business economy. For this reason, competition in the legal industry is fierce and making face-to-face connections is often the difference between your company closing a sale and losing that sale to your competitor. For over a quarter of a century LegalTech® has been there to help you even the playing field. (http://www.legaltechshow.com/r5/cob_page.asp?category_code=ltech)








 


 


 


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Advanced E-Discovery Text Analytics from Global EDD Group

		
		
January 24, 2012  By  Leave a Comment 
		

			


Modern organizations have access to abundant sources of data that contain jewels of useful knowledge.  Emails, web pages, memos, call center transcripts, survey responses, claims notes, legal cases, patent descriptions, research articles, and incident reports – all hold valuable pieces of knowledge that are hard to discover because they are hidden within large volumes of raw data or structured datasets not typically indexed for key term searching.  Overwhelmed by the glut and variety of data, law firms and corporations are seeking new methods to analyze large volumes of structured and unstructured data to not only discover key knowledge, but to create case or review strategy as well.


Automated Knowledge Discovery & E-Discovery Text Analytics


Automated Knowledge Discovery (“AKD”) is our service that derives knowledge from text and structured data, including XML files, databases, spreadsheets, web sites, documents, and emails using Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Interactive Visualization and Report Generation.  AKD enables you to gain valuable insight into large diverse data sets by leveraging intelligent data mining and analysis tools to undertake a range of knowledge discovery tasks, including:


Data Source Integration


    

  • XML Files
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  • Spreadsheets
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  • Email / PST Files / Exchange Datastores
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  • File Shares
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  • Databases
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  • Delimited Files
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  • RSS Feeds
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  • Web Sites
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Distinct Text Identification 


Compares records to determine whether they are duplicates, though comparison is fuzzy in the sense that the two values do not have to be 100% identical in content and form.  Similar to “near duplicate indentication”.


Key Term Linking


Generates a visualization of associations between various keywords so that that relationships between words are well-represented in a set of documents or a column of text values.


Text Clustering


Utilizes phrases find and identify similar groups of documents or records based on the contents of text.


Entity Extraction


    

  • Dates
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  • Human names
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  • Organizations
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  • Addresses
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  • Phones
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  • Money Amount
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  • Geographic Names
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Keyword Extraction


Determines the important concepts discussed in a text via the identification the most frequent keywords and the ability to drill down on each keywords to see how the words are being mentioned.


Phrase Extraction


Statistical determination of phrases by examining the co-occurrences of consecutive words within the text. Stated more simply, if two words occur next to each other repeatedly in several sentences across several documents, it can be statistically assumed that these words constitute a phrase.


Link Analysis


Displays correlations and clusters of terms extracted from a set of documents or text values with the ability to drill down to review the specific relationships.


Complex Searching


Searches for phrases, proximity, by sentence or paragraph, synonyms and alternate term forms and enables the ability to see a ranked list of matching records, search within the results of previous searches, refine search query by providing positive and negative document-based relevance feedback, and  the highlighting of occurrences of words in documents for easy navigation.


Our Automated Knowledge Discovery Services provide valuable insight to any collection of discovery data, far beyond key term browsing typically associated with litigation support systems, many of which simply do not have the ability to process structured data such as SQL databases or “as found” versions of email stores.  Additional benefits of AKD Services include:


    

  • Mobile platform deployable worldwide
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  • Fee structure based on time, not volume
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  • No long term commitments, user fees or storage fees
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  • Compliments, not replaces, current review workflows and systems
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  • Ideal platform for data sampling
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aw Firms and Corporations interested in learning more about Automated Discovery Services should call +1.888.690.DATA (3282), email info@globaledd.com, or visit http://www.globaleddgroup.com/Data-Analytics/Automated-Knowledge-Discovery.html for additional information. Global EDD Group also provides these services under subcontract to other industry vendors and service providers.


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