Need to streamline eDiscovery process, predict legal review cost and make strategic legal decisions much sooner?
With the rise in opinions and sanctions issued on electronic discovery, this new white paper from analyst firm Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), is provided to help corporate counsel and legal professionals address the new eDiscovery realities which include managing multiple concurrent matters – with varying eDiscovery requirements, across multiple custodians, locating electronically stored information (ESI) that is spread across disparate data sources – all on tighter budgets and timelines.
“As the amount of electronic discovery related opinions and sanctions increases, organizations must be prepared to efficiently manage the complexities of responding to today’s legal matters that involve ESI,” said Brian Babineau, senior analyst with ESG and author of the whitepaper. “StoredIQ allows companies to standardize electronic discovery processes on a single platform, while providing the flexibility that corporate counsel needs to better prepare case budgets and make more informed legal decisions.”
In this paper, StoredIQ Accelerates Electronic Discovery While Providing Cost Predictability, Mr. Babineau discusses how StoredIQ enables companies to control costs, mitigate risk, and manage cases in the face of varying types of matters. Specifically, he explains how StoredIQ:
- Provides greater insight into ESI including unstructured documents within email, file shares, SharePoint, and other repositories;
- Facilitates more detailed early case analysis, allowing legal teams to analyze data in-place – prior to preservation and collection;
- Reduces the amount corporations spend on legal service provider review fees;
- Allows IT and Legal to work seamlessly together.
To learn more, download the whitepaper from the StoredIQ website at www.storediq.com.
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