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New York (PRWEB UK) 22 July 2014

Spongecell announced today that CTO Byron Ellis’ new book, Real-Time Analytics: Techniques To Analyze and Visualize Streaming Data, has been published by John Wiley & Sons. The book is now available on Amazon.

The book draws on Ellis’s experience building large-scale data processing centers and gives readers insight into how to build an effective real-time analytics platform from the ground up.

“Today’s easy access to data means industries ranging from healthcare to hockey can take advantage of analytic tools to make smarter, more effective decisions,” said Ellis. “This book shares techniques that can help businesses build the infrastructure necessary to gather and process data efficiently and in real-time.”

Ellis has made a career out of solving complex computational problems. Prior to joining Spongecell as its CTO, Byron served as chief data scientist at LivePerson and CTO at online ad exchange AdBrite. Byron earned his doctorate in statistics from Harvard University, where his research focused on Bayesian networks, and did his postdoctoral work at Stanford Medical School, where he used statistical models to help better understand autoimmune diseases such as lupus.

“With demand for more personalized, data-driven creative, ad tech providers need to process enormous amounts of data in real time,” said Spongecell CEO Ben Kartzman. “Byron is one of our industry’s leading data scientists – we’re proud to have him leading the development of our data infrastructure and are happy he is sharing his wealth of knowledge with the wider community.”

To learn more about Spongecell, please visit: http://www.spongecell.com

About Spongecell

Spongecell (http://www.spongecell.com) is an award-winning advertising technology company that makes it easier to transform standard ads into dynamic, interactive digital ad experiences that run anywhere. Using data to drive advertising creative, Spongecell’s technology helps brands, creative and media agencies create more meaningful consumer engagement, without sacrificing speed. Spongecell works with some of the biggest companies in the world to drive their digital advertising campaigns and bring more interactive and engaging ad experiences to potential customers.

An independent, privately owned company, Spongecell is headquartered in New York City and has offices across the United States and Europe.

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Seattle, WA (PRWEB) November 07, 2012

GGO, creators of the Digital WarRoom platform for accessible, affordable e-discovery, today announced that e-discovery consultant, author and attorney Tom OConnor will meet with conference attendees at the 2012 EDiscovery Leadership Conference in Hollywood Florida on November 9th. OConnor will have a limited number of complementary copies of the new book Electronic Discovery for Small Cases on hand. Conference attendees are encouraged to stop by the Digital WarRoom exhibit table to meet the author.

We wrote the book specifically to address mid-size and smaller cases said Tom. For firms with limited technology budgets, or cases with small volumes of digital data, e-discovery can be challenging. Our goal in the book was to offer effective, budget-friendly solutions for collecting, viewing and analyzing electronic evidence that will benefit law firms and corporate legal teams as well.

OConnor co-wrote the book with Bruce A. Olson, also a noted author, and president of ONLAW Trial Technologies, LLC, a legal technology consulting firm offering services in computer forensics, electronic trial and litigation support management and e-discovery.

The Legal Learning Series is dedicated to providing higher continuing legal education programs and offering legal experts, consultants, service and technology providers the opportunity to educate the community. Led by Robert Friedman, the Legal Learning Series offers comprehensive half day seminars, full day conferences, lunch and learns, professional development courses to be hosted within law firms, legal networking opportunities, and training for litigation support, eDiscovery, forensic data recovery and trial presentation. The EDiscovery Leadership conference agenda includes practical sessions on e-discovery document review management, litigation team planning and pitfalls, Latin American e-discovery, and guidance in working under the new Florida state rules governing e-discovery. The event will be held at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, on November 9th.

About Digital WarRoom e-Discovery Platform

Digital WarRoom is the first e-discovery platform to provide law firms, corporate legal and e-discovery teams with complete ESI processing, document review and production in a single application, eliminating traditional high-cost volume-based processing fees, and streamlining ESI processing, filtering, and review into a single platform. The design of this all-in-one platform eliminates the risk inherent in moving data between disparate systems. The Digital WarRoom platform is unique in its ability to create and save case data in a portable form. A case database created on any Digital WarRoom product can move seamlessly to any other Digital WarRoom product, (desktop, server, or cloud) with all attorney work product preserved. This unmatched flexibility allows organizations to cost effectively handle an entire range of cases in-house, while retaining the option for full-service hosted review on larger, complex and global matters.

The Digital WarRoom platform has been acclaimed by e-discovery experts, law firms, and corporate clients as impressive, seamless, and easy to use. An LTN product review compared the platform favorably with better-known but far more expensive solutions, saying DWR seems to have adopted the best two or three features offered by leading e-discovery software makers such as Clearwell and kCura Relativity and packaged them all together in one functional, integrated platform, which can operate on a desktop, or laptop, computer in a distributed computing environment that incorporates other computers, such as a back-end database server.

To learn more about Digital WarRoom visit http://www.digitalwarroom.com.

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