How Data Repurposing Can Lower the Cost of Discovery
Control the cost of discovery by maintaining an information governance workflow to identify which data you can repurpose throughout processing and review.
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Information Governance Policies: The Fundamental Building Block to eDiscovery
The fundamental building block of eDiscovery is strategic information governance policies, which can ultimately lower the cost of document review.
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Around the World in 8 Days: A Remote Collection Success Story
200 desktops, 24 servers, 3 countries, and 15 days to collect all the data…Remote collection method prevents case from becoming an expensive ESI nightmare.
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Innovative Analytics Workflow Found the Needle in a Pile of Needles
Case Study: Innovation, a deep understanding of analytics tools, and expert workflow implementation turns a review of 195,000 records into one of 400
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A Simple Approach to Managing Healthcare Data and eDiscovery
Here are some simple approaches to help you navigate the intersection between eDiscovery and healthcare data management for a more cost-effective process.
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From One End to the Other: The True Benefits of an End-to-End eDiscovery Solution
Everyone is familiar with the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, or more commonly referred to as the EDRM, whereby the treatment of electronic data throughout the pre-litigation and litigation lifecycle is illustrated.
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eDiscovery in International Dispute Resolution: What Experts Want You to Know
Understand the key issues discovery in international litigation and gain expert insight for managing eDiscovery in international dispute resolution.
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Why New Healthcare Technology Needs to Keep eDiscovery in Mind
This blog addresses how healthcare technological advancements should consider eDiscovery processes for the different and unique types of data that are created.
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How the EU and China Plan to Deal with Multinational Data
Today, an employee from a London company can wirelessly send emails to customers in New York and China from a Parisian café using cloud servers located in Paris, Shanghai, New York City and London.
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