Mobile devices have become the center of modern life—personally, socially, and professionally. For today’s law students and early-career attorneys, that reality is second nature. Their phones aren’t just communication tools—they’re calendars, message hubs, document...
A blog recap of the ModeOne podcast featuring Matthew Rasmussen and Rakesh Madhava, Nextpoint.mo The legal industry is undergoing a fundamental shift. What was once considered a niche technical function, collecting and reviewing electronic evidence, is now moving to...
A blog recap of the ModeOne podcast featuring Ryan Frye, ModeOne and William Odom, Orbital Global Not long ago, collecting mobile data meant boarding a plane. Experts traveled across states, and often across continents, to access devices in person. Early flights,...
A conversation with Jason Purviance, Chief Information Officer, ModeOne Q: At what point does mobile data collection become a systems-level risk? Jason Purviance: Mobile data collection becomes a systems-level risk the moment it’s not governed like a system. If...
Every click, swipe, and tap can generate actionable insight and face companies with a real privacy paradox: how do you gather the data necessary to serve business needs without harvesting more than you should or more than people are comfortable with? This tug-of-war...
