The IoT is growing rapidly and will impact nearly every facet of society in the coming years, including e-discovery.
The Internet of Things is growing rapidly and will impact nearly every facet of society in the coming years, including e-discovery.
A session called “E-Discovery and the Internet of Things” delved into this topic Thursday at the Georgetown LawAdvanced E-Discovery Institute in The Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner. McLean, Va. Approximately 120 conference attendees sat for the IoT panel moderated by Ralph Losey, shareholder at Jackson Lewis. Panelists included: Monique Altheim, New York City-based e-discovery and data privacy attorney; Ignatius Grande, senior discovery attorney and director of practice support at Hughes Hubbard & Reed; andMark Michels, director at Deloitte Transactions and Business Analytics.
The IOT is here. By a show of hands some audience members were wearing watches and bracelets from San Francisco-based company Fitbit Inc., which produces wearables that monitor activity, exercise, food, weight and sleep.
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