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Relativity has announced that it has forged a new partnership with Rise Academy, Chicago State University's (CSU) first-year student success program. Through this partnership, four Relativity employees will become mentors for eight Rise Scholars. 

The integration allows for more targeted collection capabilities from remote devices within X1’s platform, regardless of whether that data is stored locally on a device or in the cloud. The data can then be transferred more easily to RelativityOne for review and other e-discovery tasks.

X1’s enterprise preservation and collection platform integrates with RelativityOne Collect providing a complete, one-touch ESI solution that meets the needs of today’s remote workforce.

Relativity announced at Legalweek(year) that it will add the world's most comprehensive redaction solution, Milyli's Blackout, to RelativityOne. Moving forward, the solution offering automated image and native redactions will be known as RelativityOne Redact, embedded into the simply powerful user experience with Aero UI and available as a standard feature in March for all RelativityOne customers at no cost.

APAC Managing Director, Georgia Foster, explores the pivotal role legal technology has played in equipping law firms and legal departments with the tools they need to acclimate to the now ever-changing world of work.

Relativity's own Amanda Fennell, Chief Security Officer and Yvan Foonde, Manager of Cyber Incident Response provide three steps organizations can take to better prepare and manage the risk of its supply chain.

Chief Product Officer, Chris Brown discusses what VerQu products bring to Relativity’s already advanced capture tools.

Bob Ambrogi speaks to Chris Brown chief product officer at Relativity, and Frank Perrone, managing director at VerQu, about plans for the integration of VerQu into Relativity’s SaaS products, especially its SaaS e-discovery platform RelativityOne. 

Software maker Relativity acquired New Jersey-based VerQu to beef up its ability to handle chat-based communications such as Slack and Microsoft Teams. Chicago-based Relativity's software is best known for being used by law firms for electronic discovery. It has since added a surveillance product that’s used by financial services firms and other companies to monitor employee communications for regulatory compliance.

Relativity has announced that it has acquired VerQu, a data management software company that helps organizations migrate and capture communication data for record retention and compliance purposes. The integration of VerQu into Relativity's SaaS products will transform how organizations handle collaboration and chat data, and massively accelerate the ability to collect, analyze, monitor and review all types of unstructured data seamlessly and securely.

So far, 2021 isn’t lacking in legal tech M&A activity. Relativity announced Wednesday that it has acquired the data management software company VerQu for an undisclosed sum.

Relativity's Chief Human Resources Officer, Beth Clutterbuck writes a reflection piece on how 2020 has accelerated The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) and provides three tangible ways that more traditional companies can transition into a 4IR, employee-centric structure. 

Relativity Chief Security Officer Amanda Fennell talks about the advent of government cloud adoption, why it is so important and how Australia is faring compared to its global counterparts on this critical issue.

Mike Gamson, Chief Executive Officer at Relativity discusses what makes Relativity employees rockstars and how he scales companies by putting people first.

Chris Dale of eDisclosure Information Project, covers Relativity's expansion in Australia and writes that the initiatives represent not merely a major investment but an impressive commitment to the Australian market.

Amanda Fennell, Chief Security Officer at Relativity and Kyle Kurdziolek Cyber Security Analyst at Relativity outline six proactive measures law firms can take to mitigate risk of ransomware attacks.

Director of Developer Experience at Relativity, Drew Deitch, shares his thoughts on the acceleration of innovation, driven by cloud and development platforms.

Relativity's Chief Product Officer, Chris Brown, shares 2021 tech trends and predicts full-time remote and hybrid work will continue to reshape the tech industry. 

Relativity's Wellness Lead shares three things she believes everyone needs in order to practice self-care and stay well.

As part of the #Pledge1Gives GivingTuesday campaign, Pledge 1% features Relativity for its Justice for Change program, which is dedicated to providing access to our SaaS platform RelativityOne for those fighting for racial justice initiatives.