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Its predictive technology also learns over time how the user types, as it tracks where each individual hits particular keys, making typing more accurate and efficient.

A number of design and technology measures are readily available to increase a truck's fuel efficiency, including: low - rolling resistance tires, more efficient engines, devices to reduce idling and aerodynamic drag, and predictive cruise control.

Second, while there is some belief, including by Judge Peck, that the technology used in predictive coding is «cheaper, more efficient and superior to keyword searching,» id.

But one other relatively new development has an even more direct affect on the contract attorney market and we have discussed it many times: the rapid move toward predictive coding technology and machine review.

Lawyers need to also take advantage of new tools which development in technology have brought about to work more effectively — lawyers now have access to tools that help make contract drafting and review quicker using artificial intelligence; tools that speed up research time by using electronic law reports, and there are even tools in other jurisdictions which attempt to use data to predict outcomes of court cases using predictive analytics.

In sum, three trends --(1) pressure to spend less, (2) improvements in process and technology, and (3) growing recognition of the limits of human accuracy — will converge and lead to more «predictive coding».

Seven out of 10 respondents said predictive coding technology will go mainstream if it becomes easier to use, more transparent, and less expensive.

What seemed like fruit of the imagination of Hollywood screenwriters just a decade ago now seems more like an inevitability as Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning technologies improve.

(Although the opinion used the term «predictive coding,» we prefer technology assisted review as a term that is both more descriptive and inclusive of the various forms of this technique.)

We use artificial intelligence, predictive coding, document automation, collaboration, workflow, project management and reporting tools to configure technology solutions that enable legal tasks or processes to be carried out more efficiently and accurately, delivering cost savings and mitigating risk.

The eDiscovery industry is saturated with new whitepapers, blog posts, and webinars regarding Technology Assisted Review and Predictive Coding, which, at times, can be more confusing than helpful.

Predictive Coding and Technology Assisted Review («TAR») help ameliorate a problem that denigrates civil litigation: extortion by discovery when discovery costs «force settlements for reasons and on terms that related more to the costs of discovery than to the merits of the case.»

However, emerging technologies that allow users to «train» software to distinguish between relevant and non-relevant documents (typically known as predictive coding, or technology assisted review) are making internal review much more viable (learn much more about this in the Review section of this guide).

Technology - assisted review (TAR), such as predictive coding software, can help attorneys manage this process more efficiently.

While the language used is more understated than the SDNY opinion, the holding is essentially the same: Predictive Coding is a judicially defensible technology to use in appropriate matters.

As with Da Silva Moore, this decision will cast a spotlight to make practitioners more aware of the technology, opening the door to the variety of ways that Predictive Coding can be defensibly deployed and leveraged.

Using predictive coding / technology assisted review / whatever it is called, is faster, more accurate and a heck of a lot cheaper than human review.

Listen to our podcast for a look at decision support technologies that can help your claims organizations more effectively manage litigation: predictive modeling and decision tree analysis templates.

Even though supporters of predictive coding will argue that many of those complexities are largely hidden from actual users of the technology, the promise of cheaper, more efficient e-discovery has yet to outweigh the fear of the unknown for many lawyers.

Many of our listeners will know the term Technology - Assisted Review (TAR) by it's more common nickname, «predictive coding.»

Predictive coding will be used less reactively and more proactively with other business intelligence technology at the front end instead of at the back end.

For more opinions from legal practitioners and industry veterans on what this all means for legal technology, read Evan Koblentz» article for LTN online, «Take Two: Reactions to «Da Silva Moore» Predictive Coding Order.»

Powered by research at Chicago - Kent's Law Lab, our J.D. Certificate Program in Innovation and Technology emphasizes core competencies in quantitative methods and emerging technologies — predictive analytics, machine learning, process improvement and more — to make the delivery of legal services better and more efficient.

What's more, it features triple image sensing technology, predictive hybrid autofocus and fast capture, and it can take low - light photos with clarity of up to ISO 12,800.

While predictive analytics isn't a new concept, technology has made its accessibility and presentation much more attractive to business leaders who are under pressure to market and promote their products and services with more precision.

Whether it's new ways to market properties (virtual staging or tours), better ways to manage transactions (using DocuSign, zipLogix, etc.), or more efficient business prospecting (via strong Customer Relationship Management [CRM] systems or new predictive analytics), there are many ways to leverage technology to make your agents» jobs easier and win over new clients.

The seamless integration of consumer - facing websites with an online customer relationship management system driven by predictive analytics allows ERA brokers and agents to leverage the ZAP technology platform to reach consumers in a more efficient fashion.