By C. Dean Little
Back when I got out of law school, the standard high-tech business equipment in a law firm was an IBM Selectrix typewriter and a photo copy machine.
At that time, secretaries embraced the Selectrix, but many resisted giving up their habit of making copies using carbon paper. A few years later, the Wang [...]

By Jonathan Yeh
Today, more than 90 percent of all data is stored on hard disk drives, servers, mainframes and the like. No one prints much of anything out anymore. When faced with litigation, it’s vital that an organization have the ability to find relevant data at the drop of a hat.
Unfortunately, this is easier said [...]