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The Radicati Group puts out their own e-discovery competitive analysis for 2011, which includes kCura.

Corp! Magazine discusses the 2011 national winners of the 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For, including kCura as an honored recipient.

Katey Wood of ESG discusses her newest report on the e-discovery market, which includes an in-depth analysis of Relativity.

Heather Clancy of SmartPlanet covers TransPerfect’s integrated machine translation tool for Relativity.

ACEDS writes about predictive coding technology and defensibility, speaking with kCura's Jay Leib about how the computer-assisted review workflow is becoming the new paradigm for review.

Built in Chicago highlights kCura in their weekly spotlight, noting kCura’s recent growth and commitment to community outreach.

Relativity ISV partner Equivio's technical brief outlines how their Relativity integration processed 12.5 million files in less than 24 hours on a UK case.

SYS-CON Media reports that RenewData has been recently recognized as a Relativity Best in Service partner.

MSPNews discusses SFL Data’s managed e-discovery services, emphasizing how Relativity has contributed to their growth.

Steve Hendershot of Crain's Chicago speaks with Andrew Sieja regarding kCura's history and growth.

Inc. discusses with kCura the growth of the e-discovery industry, what questions companies should ask related to it, and how the e-discovery process works.

CMSWire discusses Equivio's Relativity integration, and how it allows users to work with Equivio's technology without leaving the Relativity interface.

LTN’s Sean Doherty discusses recent product highlights from LegalTech, including DART, RenewData's workflow integration with Relativity.

The Chicago Tribune announces their annual list of Chicago's top workplaces for 2011, with kCura ranked as number 20 in the top small companies category.

LTN’s Michael Roach dives into Womble Carlyle's decision to bring Relativity in-house for use by their BullDox e-discovery team, adding that they have already begun using applications from the Relativity Ecosystem.

LTN’s Sean Doherty writes about Skadden Arps bringing Relativity in-house, highlighting how Skadden plans to build applications in the software to meet the needs of their specialized teams.

CareerBuilder selects kCura as the recipient for their first-annual “Big Strides in Small Business Award,â€� recognizing kCura as a fast-growing business making a positive impact on the community.

SFL Data announces a new early case assessment workflow they have developed in Relativity to enhance their e-discovery service offerings.

kCura’s Jay Leib speaks with SemanticWeb.com about how computer-assisted review effectively manages big data and the cost savings that may result from using the technology.

Techweek highlights 100 Chicago leaders, including kCura president and CEO, Andrew Sieja, who are impacting today’s technology landscape on a global scale.