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Built in Chicago recaps the TechWeek 2011 panel featuring four entrepreneurs–including kCura’s Founder and CEO–who successfully bootstrapped their companies.

kCura has been named one of KMWorld’s Trend-Setting Products of 2012. To define the list, more than 700 products were analyzed by a KMWorld panel of editorial colleagues, analysts, system integrators, vendors, line-of-business managers, and users. All products selected demonstrate clearly identifiable technology breakthroughs that help create, define, enhance, or sustain a market.

We are excited to announce that kCura has been placed on The Recorder’s list of The Best Predictive Coding Solution Providers of 2012 for Relativity Assisted Review. The Recorder’s sixth-annual “The Bestâ€� issue lists its three top-ranked companies, people, products, and services in 45 categories. Winners in all categories were evaluated according to a survey of The Recorder’s readership.

The Chicago Sun-Times focuses on recruitment in the Chicago area, including Groupon, Von Maur, and kCura.

The Illinois Technology Association highlights kCura’s approach to business and the advantages of remaining collocated in Chicago.

Sean Doherty reviews kCura’s newest version of Relativity.

Beyond Search describes kCura’s release of Relativity 6.9.

kCura today announced they ranked 31st on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500, a ranking of the 500 fastest-growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences, and clean technology companies in North America. kCura is also the 7th-highest ranked software company on the list and the highest-ranked Chicago-based company. The company grew 5,775 percent from 2007 to 2011.

Compliance Week covers the release of Relativity 7.

LTN provides some detail on Relativity’s growing list of applications and integrations.

kCura was recently named one of Chicago’s Top Workplaces by the Chicago Tribune for the second consecutive year. kCura was ranked second place overall in the top workplaces midsize business category for 2012.

Nick Patience of The 451 Group provides an analysis of kCura’s position in e-discovery.

kCura, Alta Plana, LeClairRyan, and Gartner discuss the importance of text analytics, particularly the way Relativity is leveraging it.

Littler Mendelson speaks with The American Lawyer about their e-discovery practice group and their use of Relativity.

e-Disclosure consultant Chris Dale talks about his history with kCura on his e-discovery blog.

kCura founder and CEO, Andrew Sieja, writes a blog post in Wired Innovation Insights about how computer-assisted review works and the use of machine-learning beyond legal.

Danny Thankachan from Thompson & Knight writes about the benefits of bringing a web-based legal platform, like Relativity, in house.

kCura makes NABR’s list of top companies to work for in the Chicago region.

The VAR Guy blogs about mobile trends, including kCura’s decision to purchase iPad 2s for all of their employees.

KMWorld outlines how analytics in Relativity can provide a clearer picture of data sets.