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Andrew Sieja, CEO of kCura, writes about the evolution of machine learning technology and how organizations could use growing technologies to solve business needs in a Wired Innovation Insights blog post.

Built in Chicago names kCura as one of Chicago’s fastest growing tech companies, and highlights the significance of the company’s core values in the hiring process.

Crain’s Chicago Business announces the 2014 Techstars Chicago class, which includes NexLP, a company started by former kCura employees.

kCura today announced that complex-litigation firm Korein Tillery LLC has licensed Relativity for efficient processing and review of large data sets.

Built in Chicago features kCura's rising employee growth through the company's current Chicago office expansion plan.

Crain’s Chicago Business highlights kCura’s plans to renovate and move into 50,000 square feet at 231 S. LaSalle Street.

InformationWeek writes about kCura as one of several Chicago companies investing in the tech community and fostering STEM education.

kCura today announced that Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP has licensed Relativity.

kCura today announced the release of Relativity Collection–an easy-to-use collection application that allows users to perform targeted collections of select documents or complete forensic imaging via email, with a preconfigured USB drive, or directly from Relativity on a custodian's machine.

InformationWeek interviews kCura's director of talent acquisition, Chris Jenkins, about keeping top IT talent in the Chicago area through fostering regular feedback and flexible work arrangements.

Chicago Creative Space features kCura in a video about their office space and how a combination of their core values and people contribute to the culture.

Chris Jenkins, kCura's director of talent acquisition, speaks with Human Resource Executive Online about kCura's entrepreneurial environment.

Microsoft SQL expert, Brent Ozar, discusses how administrators can use Relativity to tier numerous databases by size to save time and money.

RVM today announced that they have earned kCura’s Orange-level Relativity Best in Service recognition for their exceptional technical infrastructure, customer service, and product expertise.

Iris Data Services today announced that they have achieved Relativity Best in Service, which recognizes their product expertise, technical infrastructure, and great customer service for Relativity end users.

kCura's Nick Robertson speaks with Falcon Discovery's CEO at LegalTech 2014 about e-discovery trends, including embracing analytics and computer-assisted review to minimize data sets.

RenewData today announced that they have achieved kCura's Orange-level Relativity Best in Service recognition for their continued exceptional customer service to Relativity end users.

kCura today announced that U.S. law firm Stoel Rives LLP has licensed Relativity, the fully featured, web-based platform firm-wide.

LTN’s Sean Doherty speaks with kCura law firm client, Reed Smith, about their web application that reports on historic and real-time e-discovery data pulled directly from Relativity.