The Data Analytics Revolution - interview with Craig Carpenter

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Run on Search: Episode 2 – The Data Analytics Revolution. Join Craig Carpenter from Recommind as Tom Barce of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. asks him about the maturing arena of data analytics in eDiscovery and the new realm of predictive tagging. Listen to this podcast to learn how these emerging trends can help every eDiscovery practitioner.

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