IP.com uses dtSearch piece in intellectual property management puzzle.
By applying collaboration, document management, and workflows to the problems of intellectual property management, InnovationQ helps corporations to secure their IP assets more thoroughly. At the same time, it helps to streamline processes and remove bottlenecks that can result in lost or leaked IP and delayed product launches. “The ability to quickly locate documents stored in InnovationQ is a key part of intellectual property management. dtSearch allows us to find a wide variety of documents quickly and easily in many different languages and writing systems. The ability of dtSearch to support our international customers is an important reason we chose it.”
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kCura adds dtSearch to Relativity.
A feature-rich, online review application, kCura’s Relativity has the power to handle the entire review lifecycle, all delivered in a highly scalable solution.  For maximum flexibility, kCura both provides a hosted solution through its partners, as well as directly serving some of the nation’s leading law firms by deploying Relativity in-house. For “powerful searching,” Relativity provides the option of using dtSearch, allowing “searches quickly on keyword, full-text, date-range, and other full conditional searches across the entire repository or a specific subset.” Searching is also “available for documents and document metadata containing foreign languages ... including Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, and Korean.” kCura also uses Content Analyst technology in conjunction with dtSearch.
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Tabs3 and PracticeMaster provide enhanced accessibility and searching through dtSearch. 
Software Technology, Inc. (STI) is the maker of the multiple award-winning Tabs3 billing software and PracticeMaster practice management software for the legal industry. “Through integration with dtSearch, powerful new document search features let PracticeMaster Premier users search for text within e-mail attachments and linked documents. Searches can be customized to include only specific clients or certain date ranges; or by using phonetic searching to help you quickly search for conflicts of interest or find the information you are looking for.”
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IPRO Tech includes dtSearch with other leading development partner components to power innovative litigation support product line. 
IPRO Tech offers a diverse suite of solutions for litigation support, including robust imaging, annotating, and document viewing. IPRO Tech's mission is: “increase our customers' profitability and put them in a position to win.” IPRO Tech relies on dtSearch for “over two dozen indexed, fielded, and full-text search options for all electronic files (including email)” and to “scale to the customer’s needs.”
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Steve Lee & Associates uses eDocfile with dtSearch for advanced litigation support services. 
eDocfile specializes in applications that capture and transmit image data.  Steve Lee & Associates, an eDocfile customer, provides litigation advisory services including expert testimony and consulting in the areas of forensic economics/accounting, complex commercial damages, business regulation, fraud investigations, asset tracing, loan workouts, antitrust and competition policy, securities disputes, insolvency, reorganization and electronic discovery.  “eDocfile’s Text Searchable Tiffs utility together with the dtSearch engine have become must-have tools for our complex litigation and investigations practice.  We use these powerful forensic tools on a stand-alone basis and also as a check on the results of standard litigation software programs.  The customer support from both firms has been exceptional.”
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NEXPERT uses dtSearch for legal case management application. 
NEXPERT is an interdisciplinary team of network specialists, lawyers and software developers offering comprehensive IT solutions to law firms and financial services providers.  Located in Switzerland, NEXPERT developed and integrated an advanced document indexing and search tool joining database information from a legal case management system and document information into the same search results.  “After evaluating several full-text engines, we found that dtSearch is simply today's best available search engine.  The efficient and good support as well as dtSearch's complete documentation allowed us to develop an advanced search tool that exceeded the expectation of our clients.”
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Andornot, the Inmagic experts, designs Web application for prominent New York law firm with dtSearch.
Andornot built a Web application for a prominent New York law firm for use in large cases. “The documents, all PDFs averaging thousands of pages in size, were first scanned with OCR technology, and then indexed and made searchable with dtSearch. Fast searches across the collection allow significant information to be quickly identified. Relevant pages are extracted into new PDF documents, and key value-added information is entered into an Inmagic database, all from a single browser-based interface.”
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discover-e Legal embeds dtSearch in their latest version of electronic discovery software.
discover-e Legal provides litigation-grade electronic discovery services to law firms, corporations and litigation support professionals. “Searching an electronic discovery collection is a fundamental necessity when working on large-scale electronic discovery productions.” “We evaluated all of the products available to ensure that we delivered the best of breed solution.”
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Attenex® discovers dtSearch.
Attenex Corporation is a software developer that specializes in products that improve productivity in document intensive legal processes such as electronic discovery. “Today, complex litigation requires attorneys to effectively manage hundreds of gigabytes or even terabytes of data in a single matter ... We evaluated several options, and the consistent feedback from the law firms, forensics consultants and general counsels we spoke with was that dtSearch was the best tool for the job. Because dtSearch was so widely accepted in the legal community, it was a natural fit for Attenex Patterns.”
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HMU Consulting counsels dtSearch in conferences and consulting work.
Henley March & Unger Consulting (“HMU”) has experience in providing technology consulting to over 300 law firms nationwide. In addition, HMU teaches a wide variety of legal technology seminars and continuing education classes. “Solving the issue of lost electronic documents must be a part of any technology initiative or strategic plan.” dtSearch's “searching capabilities are impressive and this program pays for itself the first time you find that long, lost document you would have otherwise never found.”
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Practice Manager Group includes dtSearch in Practice Manager.™
Practice Manager litigation management solution helps law firms, legal organizations and litigation managers optimize workflow and productivity while streamlining administrative overhead. “dtSearch is the perfect complement to Practice Manager ... The speed, reliability and well-conceived features of this search engine match the high standards of Practice Manger ... users are going to really appreciate this new search capability and new customers are going to find it an indispensable addition to our complete solution.”
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CaseFinder® Virginia legal research system finds dtSearch.
CaseFinder is a complete Virginia legal research system. “dtSearch's search speed is nearly instantaneous, even through our massive databases ... No other software could give us the flexibility we got with dtSearch.”
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“The best indexing program I've found is dtSearch” — Effective Discovery of Email. Read this comprehensive computer forensics article on emails at www.civildiscovery.com.

“dtSearch is a clear winner.”— Legal Times

“LITIGATION SUPPORT... In a recent case, I used dtSearch on a document population that was close to 3 gigabytes in size; the program handled it very nicely ... Imagine having to search manually through the hard-copy equivalent of 3 gigs of data! It probably would take weeks... There is no quicker way to find a needle in a digital haystack.” — The Lawyer's PC (Published by West Group).

“For finding data on my office systems, I use dtSearch.” dtSearch is a “search engine that creates indices of the files on your various hard drives, network drives, and CD drives, as well as websites of your choice.” — California Lawyer (Technicalities column)

“A fantastic program.” dtSearch now “lets you expand your research across multiple web sites. This is a great program and it keep getting better.” — The Docket

To the Editor's Choice, Law Office Computing review (first column), add a new parenthetical after the publication name (before Editor's Choice):
— Law Office Computing (“Software Shoot-Out”)

“More than a search tool, dtSearch is an application that lawyers can use for electronic discovery and management of electronic documents.”  dtSearch's “power and versatility were the reasons I kept thinking of e-discovery as I tested dtSearch. The Dec. 1 amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure underscore the obligation of parties in litigation to provide electronic data in discovery.  That means finding the data. And finding it requires a powerful and versatile search tool ... dtSearch includes features specifically designed for corporate and forensic applications ... Once the index is created, searching is every bit as fast as the company promises.” — LegalLine Blog (by Robert Ambrogi, a Massachusetts lawyer, writer and media consultant, and the author of the The Essential Guide to the Best (and Worst) Legal Sites on the Web)

dtSearch “algorithms provide unrivaled power and capabilities ... the program raises the bar in text retrieval, providing an industrial strength search engine that is an absolute must-have for Web-based data information management ... dtSearch outmaneuvers the competition. It's a robust, sophisticated and powerful text-search tool ... If you want speed and accuracy, dtSearch is the only way to go.” — Law Office Computing, “The Search Is On” article

dtSearch “is a must-have tool for anyone reviewing electronic information in native format ... dtSearch reduces costs of document production, narrows a collection to key electronic files for a document production vendor and copies files to an alternate repository for in-house native file production.” — Law Office Computing 

SafeCopy 2 provides dtSearch users an electronically stored information (ESI) chain of custody.
Pinpoint Labs addresses many of the issues facing forensically sound file collection, preservation and EED processing for corporate IT department, law firms, and other legal professionals. Pinpoint’s SafeCopy 2 provides dtSearch users a chain of custody for Electronically Stored Information (ESI) productions, enabling easy production of relevant data sources identified in the search results. “I’ve been fortunate enough to work with the products and staff at dtSearch Corp. for more than 8 years. It is no wonder why so many software developers and legal professionals rely on dtSearch to quickly and effectively index and search native files. Importing dtSearch hit lists into SafeCopy 2 provides several advantages to our mutual clients.”
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Upside signs in dtSearch for integrated searching with industry-leading contract lifecycle management (CLM) software.
Upside Software provides integrated business solutions for contract management, sourcing and procurement, and invoice and billing management activities. “dtSearch is an invaluable tool that helps users quickly sift through millions of documents to find pertinent information.” For example, “One Fortune 500 customer of Upside's achieved reduced contract creation cycles of more than 30% and streamlined business processes from the implementation of UpsideContract together with dtSearch.” The “combination helped them perform a task in about 30 seconds, that would take weeks before this combined solution was available.”
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Contegra Systems uses dtSearch in leading legal Web application for Pike & Fischer.
A Bureau of National Affairs company, Pike & Fischer selected Contegra to develop its new online legal reference services. The end result: Communications Regulation, Pike & Fischer’s flagship product, was named a 2005 Codie Finalist for Best Online Government Information Service. “An effective search engine is a critical and often overlooked aspect of information product design … We chose dtSearch for its features and functionality, scalability … The door of my office is plastered with printouts of positive feedback.”
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Document Advantage finds dtSearch an advantage in Web-based cross-platform e-discovery application. Document Advantage's e-Review™ is designed to handle even the most extensive e-discovery data sets. The application has a flexible SQL backend, and is fully web-based and cross-platform (Windows/Linux). Customers of e-Review span in-house Fortune 500 corporate counsels' offices to Public Defenders' offices. DocuVantage uses the dtSearch Engine for Win & .NET and the dtSearch Engine for Linux to “pinpoint case-specific critical evidence using advanced searching” and “conduct relevant searches to uncover additional evidence.”
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LAW adds in dtSearch.
LAW (now a LexisNexis® product) provides document capture, image processing and data export into a variety of litigation support applications. “Engineers reviewed various applications for indexing speed, search speed, accuracy and search options … dtSearch was the hands down winner.” “We were amazed at how much quicker and more ‘ intelligent’ the dtSearch Engine was. We also liked dtSearch’s advanced search options such as phonic, stemming and fuzzy searching.”
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Storm embeds dtSearch.
The Storm Viewer (now a LexisNexis® product) provides next-generation tools to graphically construct complex queries, visually organize data, and provide seamless integration with other applications. “We chose dtSearch because of its ability to simultaneously query textual content and databases. The result is an excellent tool for full-text retrieval, and searching our backend database.”
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CaseLogistix discovery management software is powered by dtSearch.
CaseLogistix lets the litigator “organize, annotate, word-search, and master the multitude of documents necessary for putting together a winning case in the courtroom.” “CaseLogistix developers initially sought out and evaluated dtSearch because of its strong reputation in the marketplace. In our testing, dtSearch easily overpowered the document indexing and searching abilities of other solutions, especially against large volumes of documents. Benchmarks tested included indexing and search speed and accuracy of search results. Choosing dtSearch over other solutions turned out to be a very easy decision.”
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DocuLex adds dtSearch to legal product lineup.
DocuLex, a recognized leader in document imaging software, offers specialized solutions for facilitating productive document imaging for the litigation support industry. DocuLex wanted its legal customers to be able to instantly locate their DocuLex-imaged electronic files. “Our staff was then astounded by how quickly dtSearch indexed — and then searched.”
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Discovery Attender™ discovers dtSearch.
Discovery Attender makes viewing and supervising electronic data easy and efficient. It performs dynamic keyword searches on Exchange Mailboxes, Public Folders, Outlook PST files, and on files found in Common File Storage areas. A Lotus Notes version provides searching of Domino server databases, combining search of both .NSF files with general file types such as MS Office and PDF. “dtSearch nicely complements Discovery Attender's existing capabilities by providing an efficient, robust and stable platform to execute searches within a variety of file formats. As a result of the dtSearch integration, Discovery Attender has improved search performance, increased the speed and accuracy of its searches while accessing file types previously inaccessible.”
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Cybergroup makes legal decision to use dtSearch.
One of the world’s largest law firms wanted to add an advanced search tool that joined database and document information into the same search results. Since the firm’s existing Web programming language was Adobe / Macromedia’s ColdFusion, Cybergroup proposed a ColdFusion-based search tool incorporating dtSearch and Cybergroup’s dbConnector product. “dtSearch and Cybergroup’s dbConnector were the logical choice. The client needed the ability to search meta-data and content in one search, producing an integrated, comprehensive results presentation.”
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CACJ/CPDA capital case seminar adds dtSearch to its electronic syllabus.
The California Attorneys for Criminal Justice (CACJ) and the California Public Defenders Association (CPDA) sponsors an annual seminar addressing the representation of clients in capital litigation. “Attendees requested CACJ & CPDA to develop a method whereby specific documents could be located easily and quickly for use in their law practices. Enter dtSearch … This year’s dtSearch powered CDRom was received with resounding approval by our seminar attendees … Last, but not least, I have found the dtSearch organization as a whole to be equally supportive.”
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ATS employs dtSearch for regulatory information site.
American Technology Services (ATS) is a full-service IT consulting firm serving organizations throughout the United States and Europe from its headquarters in the Washington, DC area. ATS works with a state regulatory board association covering the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and four U.S. territories. “We relied primarily on dtSearch’s built-in Web spidering capabilities in developing this portal for our customer. We targeted the spider to index data on a number of remote Web sites. The process was seamless.”
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DBiT puts dtSearch to work for major Belgium legal publisher.
A major Belgium legal publisher, Larcier carries a large number of legal reference titles. Larcier hired DBiT to electronically publish these titles, including combined full-text searching and fielded data access. “dtSearch met all of our requirements. dtSearch's many research options allow for extremely quick access to the reference information. We really appreciated that dtSearch documentation was very clear and complete ... In some data collections, we had over a dozen XML-based data fields. dtSearch integrated well with our XML database. The result was instantaneous, highly targeted search access to the client's data. dtSearch's combined full-text and fielded data was instantaneous, even with the many searching fields that we added.”
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“dtSearch ... does an excellent job of finding needles in haystacks that come in a wide variety of file formats ... works quickly with a wide variety of search modes ... But the most intriguing new feature I saw was the ability to index public sites on the Web ... Web sites often have a built in index or search program, but I’ve found that dtSearch lets me find things on some sites that I couldn’t find using the built-in program.” — Barry Bayer, Law Office Technology Review, reprinted at www.law.com

dtSearch appeared in the “Top 10” in the Law Technology News (www.lawtechnews.com) survey of the most popular software programs for electronic data discovery (and was the first search engine on the list).

“In a networked law firm environment, and anywhere large, heterogeneous collections of text are stored, dtSearch installs easily, is usable by busy professionals with almost zero training, and reliably returns the right answers, FAST. Although I have worked with highly complex software tools and systems, I appreciate even more the complex tools such as dtSearch that accomplish demanding goals while making it appear rather simple.” — David Alexander, President, Opal Computing. Opal Computing is a consulting firm that supports the database, Internet, and communication needs of small and large organizations, including law firms. You can reach them at www.opalcomputing.com.

“I would recommend this product to anyone, but especially to lawyers who need to search through volumes of deposition transcripts for key issues. It is just great... dtSearch has clearly surpassed [its competition] and has become the market leader.
Again, thanks for a well done product that really helps me in my work. It is one of my favorite programs!” — Michael M. Wilson, M.D., J.D., (202) 466-6483, wilson@wilsonlaw.com, Plaintiff's Medical Malpractice Litigation

“dtSearch allows instant, vast searches.” —  Legal Management 

“Regardless of what DMS you end up creating or buying, I would suggest that you give some thoughtful consideration to a full-text indexing system such as dtSearch ... I can tell you that there is no task too big for dtSearch ... You can choose to install dtSearch apps at each server and workstation.  Alternatively ... you can install a .NET version on your servers which is accessible by a Web browser throughout your organization.” — TechnoLawyer Newsletter

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FTI Consulting's Ringtail™ rings in dtSearch to Web-based legal product suite and ASP hosting solutions.
FTI Consulting's Ringtail product suite is comprised of a series of integrated and compatible modules. The company also provides a range of legal-oriented services, such as ASP hosting of litigation databases. In addition to some of the world's largest law firms, Ringtail clients include 3M, Wyeth, UK Inland Revenue, the Australian Federal Courts, and the Canadian Department of Justice. “dtSearch is an industry leading keyword search application ... We did a pretty thorough evaluation of search engines and dtSearch is clearly a best of breed tool with the best search engine API for our integration purposes.”
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“Upgrading Litigation Support Tech for Massive EDD Matters” uses FTI Consulting and dtSearch.
From Legal Tech Newsletter:  Dorsey & Whitney LLP is a firm of more than 600 lawyers with a litigation and arbitration practice, including offices in the United States, London, Hong Kong and Shanghai.  The newsletter describes how Dorsey turned to FTI Consulting and FTI Ringtail's ASP hosted and other solutions for a massive international EDD matter, including the embedded dtSearch Engine. "The combined features of conventional field-based and text-based searching via the dtSearch engine were integral in the sorting and culling of this unwieldy data set ... Dorsey's use of the dtSearch engine built into [FTI Ringtail's solution] allowed for the filtering and sifting of the data and, subsequently, record review in as efficient a manner as I could imagine."  Further, the solution "set itself apart from competing software applications by enabling the seamless inclusion of this content and, most important, the ability to exploit the search engine for text searches in Kanji."
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