News & Press

LDiscovery, a Relativity Premium Hosting Partner, today announced that they have earned Orange-level Relativity Best in Service status for their commitment to providing an outstanding Relativity experience to their users.

Relativity Fest 2013 will be taking place October 6-8, 2013, at The Palmer House Hilton in Chicago. Early-bird registration begins today at a rate of $750 per attendee, and the standard registration rate of $950 will take effect on June 10. kCura will provide hotel accommodations at The Palmer House for Sunday and Monday nights, as well as food and beverages during the conference, at no additional cost to attendees. Space is limited.

If you have questions about Relativity Fest or how to register, please contact RelativityFest@kcura.com.

Our live “Ask the Doctorâ€� webinar with Dr. David Grossman and Jay Leib will take place on Thursday, February 28, less than one week away. Dr. Grossman will discuss how statistical validation plays a key role in computer-assisted review. The short presentation will be followed by interactive Q&A.

Relativity Certified Administrators and Relativity Certified Sales Professionals can earn 4 RCE credits by attending the webinar. Credits will count toward the renewal of their certifications.

We’re excited to announce a new specialty certification program designed to recognize RCAs who demonstrate exceptional expertise in a specific Relativity feature set. The first specialty certification is available for RCAs with extensive experience administering Relativity Analytics and Relativity Assisted Review.

A new case study about Relativity Premium Hosting Partner Millnet’s use of Relativity Assisted Review is now available. The study details a civil case in which the Assisted Review workflow helped save more than 50 percent of the anticipated cost.

Chris Dale of the eDisclosure Information Project writes about the recent release of Relativity 8, in addition to highlighting kCura’s latest white paper and Miller Canfield’s recent licensing of Relativity.

kCura, developers of the e-discovery software, Relativity, today announced the launch of Relativity 8. This latest version of the platform adds key feature improvements–including email threading; faster search speeds; easier calculation of precision, recall, and F1 in Relativity Assisted Review; and the ability to process EnCase Logical Evidence Files.

kCura was recently presented with a Gold Stevie for “Customer Service Department of the Year – Computer Softwareâ€� at the seventh-annual Stevie Awards for Sales and Customer Service. kCura’s client services team was recognized for their focus on providing high-touch and reliable support for Relativity users. Additionally, our sales team was awarded two Silver Stevies in the “Sales Growth Achievement of the Yearâ€� and “Sales Department of the Year – Computer Hardware & Softwareâ€� categories.

As a part of ILTA 2013, experts from kCura's team will instruct attendees through a series of hands-on exercises that demonstrate each phase of the computer-assisted review workflow. The session will take place on August 20 in Las Vegas.

KMWorld Magazine highlights enhancements to Relativity 8, including performance improvements and updates to Analytics, Assisted Review, and Processing.

Crain’s Chicago profiles kCura founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, highlighting the company’s history and Andrew’s leadership in helping kCura become one of Chicago’s largest software companies.

In anticipation of next week’s Techweek conference, kCura lists five ways attendees can benefit by attending the dev_summit.

kCura, the developers of Relativity–web-based software for the processing, review, analysis, and production of electronic evidence during litigation and investigations–was recently selected as a finalist for a 2013 Illinois Technology Association (ITA) CityLIGHTS award for the third consecutive year. This year, kCura is a finalist for the Lighthouse award, which recognizes companies who, through innovation in products, services, or business approach, have grown to become a serious competitor in their respective marketplace.

kCura was recently recognized as one of the “100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Managementâ€� by KMWorld magazine for the second consecutive year. The complete list of this year’s 100 companies is available here.

kCura were recently positioned in the 'Leaders' quadrant of the Gartner 2013 Magic Quadrant for E-Discovery Software report. Gartner's report represents an analysis of 23 e-discovery software providers, and all providers were evaluated based on their completeness of vision and ability to execute.

We’re excited to share the upcoming release dates for Relativity 8, which includes a four-week pre-release period. The dates follow:

Full release: June 7, 2013

kCura's director of international sales, Steve Couling, will participate in two panel discussions on investigations and data retention strategies at the Asia eDiscovery Exchange on June 18 and 19.

kCura, developers of the e-discovery software Relativity, today announced that Bricker & Eckler LLP has purchased a license to install Relativity firm-wide.

Three members of the kCura team are attending this week’s EDRM Kick-off Meeting in Saint Paul, Minnesota. EDRM works to build standards that help guide the e-discovery industry. Jay Leib and Constantine Pappas will participate in the EDRM Search Project, and Greg Houston will join the Data Set Project.

The EDRM website features a recent Relativity Assisted Review white paper about using a Control Set as an unbiased and effective way to measure your system’s learning throughout the Assisted Review process.