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HP, Autonomy, allegations of fraud … and terabytes of analysis

23 November 2012 – So Hewlett-Packard (HP) has written down $8.8 billion of the value of Autonomy, the British software company it bought last year, after discovering that Autonomy misrepresented

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How Big Data, cloud computing, Amazon and poll quants won the U.S. election

  16 November 2012– In the U.S., for more than a year, a group of what the reporters described as “math geeks and data wizards” worked long days creating elaborate statistical models to

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Throwing a wrench in the document review machine

10 November 2012–  There was an interesting piece in EDD Update entitled “Throwing a Wrench in the Document Review Machine”. It is about the “issue-of-the-moment” in ediscovery. No,

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The Grossman-Cormack Glossary of Technology Assisted Review

  2 November 2012 – There is a brilliant new guide out for technology assisted review … er .. ah … computer-assisted review … no, wait a minute … ah computer-aided review … ummmm

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