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LTN’s Mark Gerlach gives a rundown of updates to Relativity Legal Hold and Collection, focusing on the ability to collect email from Microsoft Exchange and schedule recurring summary reports.

Complex Discovery releases a sortable guide to kCura’s 100+ Relativity partners, enabling focus on data such as headquarters location, reseller status, number of data centers, and number of certifications.

kCura today announced updates to Relativity Legal Hold and Collection. Enhancements include greater visibility into the status of legal holds and the ability to analyze and collect email directly from Microsoft Exchange.

Chicago Creative Space’s Max Chopovsky mentions kCura in a piece in Entrepreneur about how office space can reflect office culture as a recruiting tool.

Mark Sutton of ITP.net writes about Deloitte’s expanded financial advisory practice in the Middle East, which includes providing Relativity as an e-discovery service to clients.

LTN releases a schedule of panels at ILTA–including a discussion about leveraging analytics in document review that will feature the use of Relativity.

Chris Dale of the eDisclosure Information Project writes about kCura’s upcoming user conference–Relativity Fest.

The Illinois Technology Association announces the launch of the 2014 ITA Tech Challenge and kCura’s sponsorship of the program.

kCura will be hosting certification exams and interactive sessions at ILTA, including free beginner-level workshops for Relativity Legal Hold, Collection, and Assisted Review. Each workshop will guide attendees through a realistic case in Relativity. Also, don't miss the ILTA panel A Need for Speed: Leveraging Analytics in Document Review where Michael Quartararo from Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP will share how he has leveraged Relativity Analytics to achieve a more efficient review process. Click below to see our full ILTA agenda or register for a session.

The Corporate e-Discovery blog discusses the future of enterprise e-discovery software for corporations, mentioning Relativity as a key tool in the industry.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announces the schedule of the second annual ThinkChicago: Lollapalooza event, which includes a visit by the participants to the kCura office.

LTN features the startup journey of NexLP, an e-discovery company founded by previous kCura team members, and their acceptance into Techstars Chicago with their Story Engine, a narrative analytics application that integrates with Relativity.

KMWorld recently held a webinar about proactively managing the volume and relevance of your data to reduce downstream e-discovery costs. Relativity Legal Hold and Collection product manager Jeremy Montz and Ashley Griggs from IBM’s Information Lifecycle Governance team discuss reducing legal costs with smarter collections and early data insight. Click the link below to listen.

Microsoft SQL expert, Brent Ozar, discusses the mechanics of Relativity’s EDDS database.

kCura is recognized in Crain’s Chicago Business’s inaugural Top Job Creators list, which notes their 226 percent growth in employee count since 2010.

John Pletz of Crain’s Chicago Business writes about kCura’s role in the high job growth of Chicago’s tech scene.

kCura today announced that Am Law 100 firm Pepper Hamilton has licensed Relativity for its flexible workflows and legal hold through production capabilities.

LTN’s Mark Gerlach highlights key takeaways from a recent webinar about big data trends in e-discovery and the common process and technological challenges for IT, business, and legal teams during the collection of ESI.

The Association of Certified e-Discovery Specialists highlights the advantages of becoming a Relativity Certified Administrator in their list of five emerging alternative career paths in e-discovery.

CPS and kCura recently announced Martha M. Ruggles Elementary School and Josiah L. Pickard Elementary School as recipients of a new annual technology grant. Under this grant, each school is eligible for $250,000 in new technology and resources, including all of the necessary infrastructure, hardware, software, and training to succeed in the long-term.