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Home > UBIC to Get VoIP Services for E-Discovery From NextGen

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UBIC to Get VoIP Services for E-Discovery From NextGen

By Katherine Montgomery All Articles 

Law Technology News

March 12, 2013

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UBIC Inc., a specialist in Asian-language discovery services, has announced a partnership with NextGen Inc. NextGen specializes in Voice over IP (VoIP) services for Japanese telecommunication companies. Together, the companies plan to develop call recording and audio analysis technology for UBIC's forensics and e-discovery platform Lit i View.

UBIC hopes that the partnership will speed up the development of cloud-based audio analytics, including recording, recognition, and transcription technologies. These additions will help clients with oversight against illegal activity, insider trading and cartels, as well as the preservation and discovery of evidence.

Based in Japan, UBIC specializes in e-discovery and forensics with information documented in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and English. The company focuses particularly on cross-border litigation, administrative proceedings and internal investigations. In addition to VoIP services, NextGen's technologies include telephone voice recording management systems and security risk assessments. NextGen is also based in Japan. Press release.

Freelance writer Katherine Montgomery (kfmontgomery@gmail.com) is a former associate editor of LTN.



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