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Self-directed learning has a place in corporate learning, but it needs to be well-aligned with an organization's L&D goals first.

Coupled with its continued dedication to a hosted Relativity solution, Compliance will now provide clients with additional eDiscovery efficiency via Relativity’s secure SaaS platform.

At Relativity Fest in London, Chris Dale spoke to Wendy King of FTI Consulting’s Technology segment about FTI’s use of RelativityOne.

Jon Chan is Director of Technical Services at Anexsys. Chris Dale spoke to him at Relativity Fest in London about Anexsys’s partnership with Relativity and specifically in relation to its use of Relativity’s SaaS product, RelativityOne.

The cloud may have removed some of the infrastructure-related barriers to firms bringing e-discovery in-house, but time, effort and the sheer density of the subject matter may pose a significant impediment to providing the training that employees need.

From encrypting sensitive data to examining your cloud service provider's processing ability, here are some tips for securely transferring data.

Chris Dale interviewed David Horrigan, eDiscovery Counsel and Legal Education Director at Relativity, about Relativity Fest London.

Ed Crosse of Simmons & Simmons is one of the members of the working party which drafted the draft eDisclosure rule now being piloted. Chris Dale interviewed his at Relativity Fest London following his session.

A closer look at how threat intelligence helps SIEM users by hearing from Relativity security team.

Susanna Blancke is Associate Director, Litigation and Client Services at NightOwl Discovery. At Relativity Fest in London Chris Dale talked to her about different types of eDiscovery projects and, in particular, about multilingual eDiscovery.

Crain’s annual list brings you the headliners, behind-the-scenes heroes, new faces and emerging stars of Chicago tech you need to know now - including Relativity's Keith Carlson.

Legal operations folks - and indeed the broader legal community - will find value and useful information at all three conferences.

Bloomberg Law looks at how Mike Gamson's move to Relativity might signal a larger shift of executives moving from Silicon Valley to the legal tech market. 

Chicago Inno features the hiring of Mike Gamson as Relativity's new CEO as one of the top Chicago tech hires in June. 

The e-discovery giant is set to make its first CEO change in the company’s history, as founder Andrew Sieja moves to a role working more deeply with product and technical teams.

Gamson, who has played an important role in Chicago tech behind the scenes, is stepping into the spotlight at one of the city's most closely watched companies. Founder Andrew Sieja remains executive chairman.

Gamson brings 20 years of SaaS leadership to the chief executive position, teaming up with founder and industry veteran Andrew Sieja to solidify the company's expansion into the cloud and new markets.

Relativity's Linda McGlasson provides insight into how executives can protect themselves from these threatening phishing attempts.

Built in Chicago speaks with members of Relativity's UX and Product teams about how they're striving to evolve the e-discovery platform in new and exciting ways. 

Relativity's Mary Rechtoris highlights how a greater focus on education in the legaltech space can help pave the way for a more diverse legal industry.