Archive for category Databases
23 Concordance Training Tips, Tricks & Advice
Posted by Joseph Ficocello in Concordance, Databases on November 30, 2009
LexisNexis’ Concordance is one of the most popular applications in litigation, and an excellent tool for document & discovery review. As a Concordance Certified Software Administrator (CCSA), I have had the unique opportunity to work with end-users, database administrators and “power users.” Over the years one thing is always constant – one of us is never as smart as all of us. The ability to share our knowledge, in addition to our mistakes and shortcomings, can assist in developing the most honed skill set. The 23 Concordance tips, tricks and advice are techniques and concepts that I’ve recognized over the years, and hopefully a few of them will be helpful no matter what your skill level. Read the rest of this entry »
Concordance 2007 & Linux – it works!
Posted by Joseph Ficocello in Concordance, Databases, Linux, Litigation Support, Open-source, Software on March 22, 2009
As you may know, I am a large proponent of open-source and Linux based applications. Almost all of my computers that have a version of Windows installed also has a copy of a Linux distribution. Several have multiple distributions partitioned on one machine. I was testing Concordance 2007 with a copy of Ubuntu Linux 8.10 and was able to install and run Concordance 2007 using Wine 1.1.13, a Windows operating system emulator for Linux! Read the rest of this entry »
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