iBlaze 3.0 brings much-needed updates to address the tempestuous world of e-discovery, according to consultant Brett Burney. A new native-file viewer is the best indication that CT Summation continues to adapt iBlaze to handle electronic files it wasn't originally designed to handle.
January 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Good software ages gracefully. And that’s an appropriate portrayal of iBlaze 3.0 — the latest release of the flagship litigation support software from CT Summation.
CT Summation essentially pioneered the concept of litigation support software back in 1988. Fast forward to today’s crowded world of web-based document review tools and CT Summation continues to be a force in litigation support software by which all other tools are measured in terms of features, functionality, and compatibility.
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