PHOENIX, January 27, 2015 – IPRO Tech, LLC, a worldwide leader in the design of eDiscovery software, today announced that Mike Schubert, IPRO’s Vice President of Development, will participate in a panel discussion at the LegalTech New York 2015 conference. The CLE panel discussion, entitled “Seeing is Believing: Machine Learning Powered Content Visualization for the Enterprise,” is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, February 4, from 3:45 to 5:00 p.m. EST at the Hilton New York in New York City.
The panel discussion, hosted by Content Analyst, will focus on how machine learning is making it possible to use visualization to find, navigate, organize and discover large amounts of unstructured, text-based content in eDiscovery and across disparate content sources.
As Vice President of Development, Mike Schubert helps lead the technology vision and product strategy for IPRO. With more than 15 years of eDiscovery operations and information technology experience, Schubert is a recognized industry authority and is a pioneer in the development of eDiscovery workflow systems.
LegalTech provides an in-depth look at the newest technology and offers the most extensive gathering of innovative products designed to meet the industry’s current and future technology needs. To register for the event go to www.legaltechshow.com. More information about Content Analyst can be found at www.contentanalyst.com.
About IPRO
Founded in 1989, IPRO is a global leader in the development of advanced software solutions used by legal professionals to streamline the discovery process. IPRO’s worldwide network of corporations, law firms, government agencies, and legal service providers rely on IPRO’s Enterprise platform to organize, review, process, and produce litigation data of vast sizes and complexity levels more efficiently and cost-effectively than ever before. To learn more about these exciting solutions visit www.iprotech.com or to schedule a private demonstration, email [email protected].
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