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kCura's Jay Leib speaks with ACEDS in a podcast about how computer-assisted review is impacting e-discovery.

In November's issue of Briefing, Joanna Goodman discusses how tools like Relativity are now "much more than just document review."

Sue Clarke, senior analyst for Ovum, discusses Relativity and how it uses advanced search technology to improve the e-discovery process.

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

The sixth annual Stevie Awards for Sales and Customer Service announces their 2012 finalists, nominating kCura for Sales Department of the Year, and Innovation in Customer Service.

kCura’s Jay Leib speaks with CMSWire about managing big data during e-discovery.

kCura is profiled in KMWorld after being recognized on this year's list of "100 Companies That Matter in KM."

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

The National Association for Business Resources announces their annual list of top companies to work for nationally, with kCura recognized among them.

Image and Data Manager posts about Relativity's growth in Australia as Law In Order becomes a Relativity Certified Reseller.

Mike Vizard of IT Business Edge writes about how the management of big data in software like Relativity is impacting the legal space.

Katey Wood of ESG discusses service provider trends to be aware of at LegalTech this year and throughout 2012.

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

Danny Thankachan, Litigation Support Manager for Thompson & Knight, writes about how the litigation support department at his firm has changed thanks to the ability to build applications inside of Relativity.

Law.com covers how Premium Hosting Partner DTI recently upgraded their Relativity installation.

CMSWire discusses Ricoh’s recent expansion of their e-discovery capabilities, including client access to Relativity.

LTN’s Michael Roach writes about 2012 e-discovery buzzwords, including kCura’s take on them.

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.

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.

The sixth annual Stevie Awards for Sales and Customer Service announces this year’s honorees, awarding kCura a Gold Stevie in the “Sales Department of the Year – Computer Softwareâ€� category and a Bronze Stevie in the “Award for Innovation in Customer Serviceâ€� category for the advice@kCura team.