Consilio expands partnership and use of Nuix software for data processing and document review.

Sydney, Australia – Leading provider of investigative analytics and intelligence software, Nuix, announces an expanded partnership for the next seven years with Consilio, the global leader in legal technology solutions and enterprise legal services.  The decade long business relationship has grown into a strategic partnership which will expand the use of Nuix software, where the companies will collaborate to address emerging needs of clients.

The market for image detection is experiencing an unparalleled surge globally. In 2022, the overall market value for image recognition stood at USD 45.02 billion and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.4% from 2023 to 2030. There is also an increase in interest from government institutions, military bodies, and commercial entities in exploring media detection methods, including images and videos.

Consistent performance and exceptional ROI cements Nuix Discover's position as a top eDiscovery solution. 

 

Nuix’s flagship eDiscovery platform, Nuix Discover, has been named a leader in Info-Tech’s eDiscovery Solutions Data Quadrant. This marks the second consecutive year of achieving this prestigious ranking, further validating the platform's reliability in delivering excellent performance, ROI, and user satisfaction. 

Explore how Nuix adapts to the evolving data privacy landscape, ensuring businesses remain compliant while protecting sensitive data.

Introduction 

As of July 2023, Nuix Neo comes standard with EDRM Message Identification Hash (EDRM MIH) support. In an era where efficiency and accuracy are paramount, the world of eDiscovery and legal professionals has witnessed a groundbreaking innovation: the EDRM MIH. This revolutionary specification, introduced by EDRM on January 11, 2023, is a game-changer that promises to transform the way we identify duplicate emails across various platforms.

The recent arrest of a Samsung Electronics executive for theft of trade secrets¹ was another grim reminder of a problem lurking quietly inside most modern organizations: misconduct by employees. Those who don’t focus on this topic, often referred to as “insider threat” in the United States, may be surprised to know it hides in the two top business risks that global organizations face today.