big data analytics

As part of the legacy contract migration/data extraction series of blogs, here is the 3rd one of the series. Can I extract and track my business-specific information? But of course! In fact, 30-40% of the information Brightleaf extracts is our clients’ business-specific information. To give an example, for a Class 1 Railroad company, we extracted [...] Read More →

Contract data abstraction means extracting important data points which include clauses, dates, and meta-data from your contracts. Abstracting essential information from your contracts will help you manage and identify existing contractual commitments. Additionally, this will enable you to analyze risks, obligations, and opportunities to avoid potential legal disasters. 80% of corporate legal professionals say that […]

We’re seeing new flavors of technology impact just about every part of our business lives. The practice of law is affected as well: new technology is profoundly changing the way law firms and legal departments operate. Technology is driving globalization and is resulting in the geographic ‘spread of businesses’. This means closer monitoring of laws […]

Big data is an extremely large set of data that primarily consists of three characteristics volume, velocity, and variability which require storage, interpretation, and analytics to figure out the meaning. Here, data sources could be anything like social media comments, tweets, sensors, health records, smartphones, and on and on. Deep down this data has a […]

The extremely large amount of complex data set which is difficult to process by traditional systems is called big data. This data is being produced constantly every second and minute of life. Capturing, storing, and analyzing this data is usually the biggest challenge that companies are facing these days. Managing this complex and massive data […]

Mesmerizing words like big data, data visualization, business intelligence… we have been hearing and using these words quite frequently in our day-to-day conversations. And why not? After all, this industry is one of the fastest growing. With so much new information flowing into virtually all businesses via different sources – online visitors’ engagement on company […]

We’re seeing new flavors of technology impact just about every part of our business lives. The practice of law is affected as well: new technology is profoundly changing the way law firms and legal departments operate. On top of that, technology is driving globalization, and the resulting geographic ‘spread’ of business is increasing. This means […]

In my last blog, I mentioned how current laws have not kept current with advances in technology. Let’s now focus on how new technology is playing an increasingly important role in Big Data. In the corporate world, timely, accurate, and secure access to critical business information is crucial to success. But there is so much […]

We LOVE this short, 3 ½ minute video where Mark Shilling, a principal at Deloitte Consulting LLP explains what he calls “amplified intelligence” as the next evolutionary step in putting analytics to work. He explains how companies need to shift from sensing, responding, and reacting to historical information and instead being predictive and proactive. It’s […]

“Big Data” refers to the great stream of information in the world economy, increasing every day, which gives rise to the need of storing, analyzing, and management of such data. What has brought about this trend? It’s simple, what used to be considered only a part of business intelligence has established itself as a unique […]

OUR THOUGHTS

Category: big data analytics

CEO Blog 3: Can I extract and track my business specific information?

Contract Data Abstraction : 4 Signs to know if you need it

Tech trends for legal departments

Extract business insights from your big data

3 V’s of Big Data

Unlocking effective implementation of BI initiatives

Technology, changing the way legal departments operate

Big Data Success is a Trio of Challenges – Storage, Abstraction and Analytics

What is “Amplified Intelligence”?

What makes Big Data big?