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four part series on electronic data discovery Tools & Your Enterprises

Here is a four part series i found on the internet about Electronic data Discovery (EDD) TOOLS.
Michael Osborne has been getting a lot of vendor calls lately pitching a new breed of products, typically called electronic data discovery (EDD) tools. These tools promise to investigate historical data to uncover security breaches, compliance failures and plain [...]

Electronic Discovery Best Practices

I. INTRODUCTION
[1] The concept of electronic discovery is still somewhat intimidating to many attorneys, but those who have learned to implement electronic discovery best practices are enjoying the advantages it offers, which include greater control over document review and production processes as well as significant cost reductions. Whether you come to the discovery process as [...]

Don’t let electronic evidence bury your firm

By Sharon D. Nelson, Esq. and John W. Simek
 
Electronic Evidence How vastly the world has changed in the past decade. Today, more than 90 percent of our documents are electronic and most never will be converted to paper. We send e-mails at a frenzied pace — North America alone transmits more than 4 trillion e-mails [...]

How to Avoid Common Pitfalls

Over the past few years, many multinational companies, and the law firms that service them, have made a concentrated effort to control the management of data created, stored, or sent overseas. It is no easy task. An estimated 99 percent of new information is stored electronically, mostly on computer hard disk. This is a tremendous [...]

Ten Steps to Successful Computer Based Discovery

Locating evidence on computers is an important part of today’s discovery process. The reasons for pursuing computer-based evidence are compelling. It is estimated that over 70 percent of data stored on computers such as email and database files are never reduced to printed form. In addition, computer-based files often contain embedded information that can only [...]