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In its third year, the Masters Conference has matured into a resourceful and reflective assembly to discuss, in detail, e-discovery challenges with experts. According to consultant Brett Burney, this year's conference was successful in both substance and attendance.
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I showed up at the masters conference, and boy - was I surprised. I have to say - the vendors were lame, there wasn't much in terms of the sessions. what a waste of $$. good thing it didn't come out of my pocket.
Posted by: Donot Want | November 02, 2008 at 10:47 PM