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Chris Dale shares his key takeaways from the International Panel at Relativity Fest.

Relativity has introduced new data cleansing capabilities integrated with its AI-powered Relativity Trace communication surveillance product. The new capabilities – which include the ability to address email thread deduplication – have been modeled to reduce false positives by up to 92%.

Doug Cowan, managing director for U.S. Public Sector at Relativity discusses the need for federal agencies to modernize their IT systems. 

While the GDPR has changed some behaviors of U.S. companies and offered other countries a template for privacy laws, its approach to privacy isn’t being replicated in regulations around the globe, noted a Relativity Fest panel.

A Relativity Fest Panel today provided their top takeaways of the impact of Covid on the legal profession. Here’s the Panel’s top ten and my top three.

Above The Law covers the 8th annual Judicial Panel at Relativity Fest.

A Relativity Fest panel examined how technology is driving key changes to client services, whether it's by embracing automation, digitizing thought leadership or hiring more personnel with tech backgrounds.

In partnership with leading global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M), Relativity's SaaS product RelativityOne, will now be hosted in United Arab Emirates (UAE). The availability of RelativityOne helps clients meet growing cloud demand and evolving legal, regulatory and investigative needs throughout the Middle East.

Relativity announced at Relativity Fest that RelativityOne is now hosted in its 14th geography - India. Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP (DTTILLP) and Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) are the first in the region to offer RelativityOne to their clients, demonstrating their commitment to expanding cloud capabilities and ensuring premium security and scalability.

Relativity Fest 2021 kicked off today. While the legal technology universe has expanded beyond the eDiscovery use case that dominated discussion last decade, it’s important to take a step back sometimes and remember that dealing with the ever-growing blob of electronic data surrounding every litigatable issue remains a pillar of the technology space.

Legal and compliance technology giant Relativity is making several key
investments, such as a new data center in India that is launching Monday, the company announced at Relativity Fest, its annual conference.

Under the eye of a pandemic, e-discovery giant Relativity has watched as more in the legal world started embracing the cloud—which conforms well to a bet the company had already made a few years ago with its emphasis on the cloud-based RelativityOne solution. Now, the company is doubling down on its cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) strategy.

Relativity announced at Relativity Fest key investments the company is making to scale globally and deliver new product updates to further enhance user experience.

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Chris Dale writes about how surveillance tools like Relativity Trace must accelerate the long-developed processes for identifying false positives. 

Relativity's free-to-use Threat Intel Feed has been named the winner of the "Threat Intelligence Innovation Award" in the fifth annual CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards program conducted by CyberSecurity Breakthrough, a leading independent market intelligence organization that recognizes the top companies, technologies and products in the global information security market today.

 Relativity will showcase new data cleansing capabilities integrated in its AI-powered communication surveillance product Relativity Trace at Relativity's free, virtual conference Relativity Fest. The new capabilities modeled to reduce false positives by up to 92%, will be discussed in further depth at the Finding Real Risk and Ignoring the Rest: Artificial Intelligence in Surveillance session October 5 at 10:15 a.m. CT.

Do the coastal dwellers get to control the time zone for discovery deadlines? Here's what recent case law, as well as one retired federal judge, have to say.

A discussion with Amanda Fennell CSO and CIO at Relativity and Eddie Toh, a partner at KPMG, on how e-discovery and digital forensics play a pivotal role in all stages of cybersecurity.

Georgia Foster, Managing Director APAC at Relativity sat down with IHC to chat about e-discovery and compliance challenges facing in-house legal teams, how in-house counsel can encourage legal tech innovation, how to secure data, how in-house legal work will change and how Asia is the new frontier for technology adoption.