Jacques Nack Ngue has more than a decade of experience in complex network infrastructure, database design and software development. Jacques has served as lead project manager on multi-national litigation for AmLaw 100 law firms, Fortune 100 companies, and government agencies.
Jacques has been featured in the LA Business Journal, Entrepreneur Magazine and recently, in 2010, at the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Conference.

Carl Cooper has nearly 40 years of experience working in both information technology and finance. He worked for IBM and several major companies, as Director of IT, before establishing his own tax, consulting and property management firm, Omega Management Services in 1984. He is a graduate of University of Southern California where he received both a BS in Industrial Management and a MBA in Finance.

Michael is well versed in the state and federal laws that relate to electronic discovery and has written extensively on the subject. His recent article, The Evolution of eDiscovery Sanctions, provides a guide to the penalties a court can impose on those abusing the discovery process and has been published by the American Bar Association. Michael is a graduate of both Brandeis University and New England Law in Boston.