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2019 technology trends driving IT modernization in the Public Sector
In 2018, technology played a critical role in government as the public sector experienced rapid disruption in its IT systems and…
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Top 5 big data analytics software benefits for manufacturing in 2019
Data has long been the lifeblood of manufacturing. Companies have used it to increase efficiencies, improve performance and productivity, and…
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What’s holding back operational excellence in the utility sector?
Once upon a time, the utility industry was a relatively simple place to be. It was all about the safe…
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How the Identity of Things underpins digital twin integration
The adoption of IoT technology has been explosive. Research suggests the IoT market will be worth $520 billion in 2023,…
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A time of reflection: Five tips for Financial Services in 2019
The New Year is upon us, and with it come new challenges and opportunities for the Financial Services industry. The…
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Key factors driving digital transformation in manufacturing
The race to digitally transform is more intense than ever for manufacturers. Companies are embracing new technologies to rapidly evolve…
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Where there’s smoke…look for fire!
Trade secrets are immensely valuable, and warrant every ounce of protection that can be mustered. And some industries—such as pharmaceutical,…
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High-efficiency review enables client to meet short deadlines, reduces costs
Our client, a global corporation, was facing an investigation by a government agency into alleged price fixing. The regulators believed…
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Treating digital risk at Banner Health
As high-profile data breaches make headlines around the world, cybersecurity has quickly become a C-level priority. To keep pace with…
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When It Comes to Data, What Can Healthcare Learn from Retail?
Retailers are constantly looking for a way to stand out in a crowded, competitive marketplace. Their customers demand a combination…
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Breaking up the family: Reviewing on a document level is more efficient
Lawyers have been reviewing document families as a collective unit since well before the advent of technology-assisted review (TAR). They…
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Why drones are revolutionizing asset inspection in oil and gas
In my previous blog, I looked at operational excellence in oil and gas. In its Oil and Gas Trends 2018-19, PwC…
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If I receive one more irrelevant voucher…
It seems that every week companies are trying to secure my loyalty with great discounts and vouchers. They would be…
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Six trends challenging the factory of the future
According to Capgemini, the factory of the future – often called the smart factory – could add $1.5 trillion in…
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Are people the weakest link in technology-assisted review?
In mid-October, 2018, our friend Michael Quartararo wrote a post for Above the Law asking whether people were the weakest link…
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Four key elements to a digital government technology platform
Within public sector organizations around the world, operations and maintenance costs for legacy systems continue to consume a disproportionate percentage…
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OpenText STP Financial Hub revolutionizes workflows in the Financial Services sector
It’s been a busy 2018 here on our OpenText™ Straight Through Processing (STP) for Securities (STP Financial Hub) platform, with many…
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Can product lifecycle management be the driving force behind automotive innovation?
Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is a mainstay of automotive operations. It’s set to become even more important to the success…
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AI-powered analytics to drive operational excellence for oil and gas
In a previous blog, I looked at how effective content management is an important factor driving operational excellence for oil…
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How can I use TAR 2.0 for investigations?
Across the legal landscape, lawyers search for documents for many different reasons. Technology-assisted review (TAR) 1.0 systems were primarily used…
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