Digital Reasoning Systems and the eDiscovery market
The Nashville Business Journal published a piece last week on our plans in the electronic discovery, aka eDiscovery, market. Read the teaser here (paid subscription required to read the whole thing).
As Tim Estes, Digital Reasoning Systems’ CEO, notes in a quote in the article:
Search solves the problem for the user who knows what they’re looking for and generally knows the answer is out there. This is all about how do you really read, learn and understand data without knowing everything you need to understand about it in advance.
This is yet another way in which we are unleashing the meaning inherent in human language. Watch DigitalReasoning.com for more.
The eDiscovery market…
The Nashville Business Journal published a piece last week on our plans in the electronic discovery, aka eDiscovery, market. Read the article here.
As Tim Estes, Digital Reasoning Systems’ CEO, notes in a quote in the article:
Search solves the p…
Trackback by DigitalReasoning.com — 24-Jan-2008 @ 4:01 pm
Sun highlights Digital Reasoning Systems…
Sun Microsystems has written and published a “Customer Snapshot” highlighting how we used Java and various development tools and methodologies to build our Interceptor Suite.
Click here to read the article.
The article highlights some of o…
Trackback by BillDay.com — 4-Apr-2008 @ 11:04 am