A smart blog about how the methods used to manage contracts also influences a company’s revenue in surprisingly hidden ways. It discusses factors that impact the economics of contract management including conditions and activities related to creating and negotiating contracts, managing risk, and monitoring the performance of contracts. And of course, it points out the critical role technology plays in saving money, time, and effort. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. …

Publishing how-to posts is a great way to show up in search results and provide value to potential clients. Of course, you want readers to use your service. But helping them do their jobs regardless shows you’re not just constantly fiending for a sale. (Fiending is definitely not a good look.) If you can’t see the PDF below, please refresh your screen. You can also read the blog post online by clicking “Read It Live” …

Responding to a records requests under Open Records acts or the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a multifaceted process. This blog posts discusses how technology helps federal, state, or local government agency personnel search for and collect records that may be responsive, remove duplicate and irrelevant records from the collection, review the records and redact private and exempted information, and disclose the final set to the requester.  If you don’t see a PDF below, …

U.S. federal, state, and local government agencies have been involved in an ongoing quest to find ways to streamline and improve their efforts in responding to FOIA and public records requests. The journey was spurred on in great part by President Obama’s May 2012 Open Data Policy–Managing Information as an Asset initiative. When the policy was issued, it pushed federal agencies to become more open, transparent and collaborative in sharing information with the public.   The …

Definitely a post I looked forward to writing ever since the early 2019 Manafort redaction slip up! Finally, someone requested a post on the topic, and I was able to make reference of it 🙂 This post is a good for showing how I integrate examples and sources as I discuss a topic. Both are needed to give the piece credibility and to clarify the issues discussed.

This is one of two blog posts written about the same topic but for different audiences. Each post discusses the importance of ISO 27001 certification and what it means for companies looking for a qualified eDiscovery partner. The other post spoke to CTOs and members of IT departments. Meanwhile, this post is meant to connect with the “regular” folks – attorneys, procurement professionals, business leaders, etc. who have a less technical background. A PDF should …

This is one of three blog posts written in support of a related white paper (which I also wrote). The goal of this blog is to attract CTOs and IT professionals and make them curious enough to download the white paper. Simple, right? Sure it is, when you’ve got me to do it! If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. A link to the post live online is available through the “Dazzle …

An closer look at what it means to be ISO27001 certified (yeah, I know you’re not supposed to say it that way). This is one of two posts on the same topic. Each was written for a different target audience. This one is written (kinda obviously) for CTOs or people with tech backgrounds. If you’re unable to view the PDF below, please refresh your screen and it should appear. A link to the post online …

One of three blog posts written to encourage the download of a related white paper. This post speaks to the concerns, frustrations, and needs of attorneys and leaders in small and mid-size law firms. We let them know that there is an easier, more efficient path to be more competitive in a crowded market. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. You can also read the post live online by clicking the …

Always make your blog posts relevant to readers’ lives. A special bonus about this post is that when we shared it on social, we tagged the companies/individuals mentioned in the piece, some of whom went on to share/like/comment on it on social, too! If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. A link to the live post is available above under the “Dazzle me now” button.

A personalized blog written to engage and be of value to a legal vendor’s audience members — of which I used to be, which made it easy for me to write this in a relatable way. That’s just one of the many benefits of working with a writer who has actual legal experience.  If a PDF doesn’t appear below, please refresh your screen. A link to the live blog post is available under the “Dazzle …

This is a blog post written to promote an accompanying white paper regarding the technological maturity levels of various government offices. Ideally, a government agency will recognize the advantages of using an ediscovery platform to manage its responses to public records requests. I used a lot of the government’s own research for support because it’s highly compelling. Please refresh your screen if you do not see the PDF below. A link to the article online …

This blog post is written to promote a white paper that seeks to inform and educate public information officers. The white paper discusses various stages an agency may go through as it seeks new technologies to help it adapt to today’s changing needs. It ultimately positions an ediscovery platform as the ideal solution. To show readers that the technology vendor knows and understands their struggles, and to spark interest in downloading the white paper, I …

Much of my writing is serious, full of stats and dire warnings should readers fail to heed my words. But not always! Thankfully, I get to lighten up every once in a while and write a fun piece in a jovial, friendly voice that invites comradery with readers. That’s this post. If a PDF doesn’t automatically appear below, refresh your screen. A link to the article is also available by clicking the “Dazzle me now” …

A blog post written to promote the download of a white paper. If a PDF doesn’t appear below, refresh your screen. A live link is also available under the “Dazzle me now” button.

This blog post is one of three written specifically to promote the white paper “The eDiscovery Maturity Model.” I was asked to write posts that address various audiences and this one is geared to attract attorneys who serve as general counsel or other legal department leaders. If the PDF doesn’t appear below, refresh the page. A link to the live post is available under “Dazzle me now!”  

After I write a white paper for you, it makes sense that I should produce a few blog posts promoting it. And why not make those posts speak to individual segments of your audience? If you don’t see the PDF below, refresh the screen. Also, you can view the post live by clicking the button under “Dazzle me now!”

This article looks at a few of the issues to consider when comparing eDiscovery technologies such as maintenance costs, security levels, and vendor support. Check it out in the PDF viewer below or online through the link above. A PDF of the piece should appear below. You may need to refresh your page. There’s also a link to the article online under the “Dazzle me now” button. Enjoy!

An event takeaway post that describes the legal technology provider’s role in helping government officials respond faster and more thoroughly to FOIA requests. A PDF of the piece should appear below. If it doesn’t, please refresh your screen. There’s also a link to the article online under the “Dazzle me now” button. Enjoy!