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In addition to the blog posts on this site, while at Recommind I wrote numerous blog posts on legal IT, discovery and the potential for analytics in the healthcare sector. Here are a few:
- Information Governance: Inaction and In Action – August 21 2014
- Gartner forecasts Big Discovery & Smart Machines in legal IT’s future – April 24 2014
- Get Cartel – lightly-armed dawn raiders risk missing smoking guns – November 3 2013
- Big, ubiquitous, analysed data: welcome to Gartner’s new world of information analysis – October 2 2013
I’ve written articles for numerous publications, here’s a sample:
- Jackson, Mitchell and the New eDisclosure Landscape – Huffington Post, June 10 2014
- Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark… Data – Huffington Post, January 23 2014
- Information Governance Removes Financial Drain of Compliance – Finextra, November 6 2013
- Big Data: Businesses Must Remember to Take Out Their Rubbish – Huffington Post, September 12 2013
- Transform Data from a Liability into an Asset – BDaily Business News, July 29 2013
- Analysing Unstructured Information Is IT Vendor’s Secret Weapon Against Patents – Huffington Post, December 4 2012
- Don’t Panic! – Sourcing Focus, November 19 2012
- More Data, More Problems? Or More Opportunities? – Huffington Post, November 14 2012
- Organised chaos – Sourcing Focus, August 22 2012
- Top Reasons Organizations Move To An On-Demand E-Discovery Service – Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, July 12 2012
I’ve been quoted in quite a few too, here are some examples:
- Regulating Mobility – The Economist, October 2013
- Data analytics nears adulthood but has it grown up yet? – The Register, July 30 2013
- Nick Patience, Recommind, praises digital NHS initiative at HC2013 – The Information Daily, April 23 2013
- Information overload turns to big data – Managing Big Data report, The Times, June 12 2012
- Controlling interest: exploring role of information governance for in-house counsel – May 7 2012
Analyst Research
I wrote more than a thousand reports while I was an analyst at 451 Research (aka The 451 Group) the first time round (I’m back there now and so will be adding to that total). The majority were focused on technology vendors and their immediate competitors, But I also wrote predictive M&A reports, investment studies and end user-focused reports and case studies. Some of the more significant reports I wrote include some the earliest market major studies on various markets, including:
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[column span=”4″] [title name=”Unstructured Data Management, Oct 2002″]
The first major study into the power and potential in the analysis of unstructured data. The sub-title (‘the elephant in the corner’) alluded to the lack of attention being paid at the time to the fastest growing data type and looked at opportunities if it were to be effectively harnessed and analyzed[/column]
[column span=”4″] [title name=”Text-Aware Applications, July 2005″]
Almost three years down the line, this report honed in on specific opportunities for applications built on top of text analysis technology. These included customer relationship management (CRM), business intelligence (BI), government intelligence, legal compliance and fraud detection[/column]
[column span=”4″] [title name=”e-Discovery & e-Disclosure, Aug 2011″]
The legal industry – and the eDiscovery portion of that – emerged as one of the principal growth markets for the analysis of unstructured data. I produced annual reports on the markets, analyzing the main vendors, the customer pain points and the opportunities for investment and M&A.[/column]
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