This afternoon, at the Central Ohio ILTA Lit. Tech. meeting, we started our series on the EDRM model with a presentation from Brett Burney on Information Management. If you’ve ever seen Brett speak, or met him, you know he can talk energetically and passionately about e-discovery and technology for hours at a time, and this…
For those of you using Summation, especially service bureaus, but also law firms doing in house Summation work: This document provides information about the CT Summation DII/eDII file to service bureaus. The Table of Contents serves as an outline of the electronic discovery (eDiscovery) workflow from the perspective of a service bureau. This document also…
I’m not familiar with the BrightTALK service, but I may have to create an account and check it out before Thursday’s online e-Discovery Summit, nine sessions covering various aspects of the e-discovery process: Preserving Data for e-Discovery: Best Practices o 26 Feb 2009 9:00 am o Presenting Robert Brown; Senior Director, Litigation.. E-Discovery: The Litmus…
If you saw my presentation at Ignite Columbus a couple of weeks ago, then this might sound familiar. Information management is the essential starting point for reducing the risk and cost of the discovery process. Organizations that have adopted an information governance strategy that supports requirements driven by both regulatory obligations as well as the…
Charles Skamser predicts Cloud Computing will be a big trend in eDiscovery in 2009. My reaction? Maybe, but from my experience trying out a couple of online document repositories, there needs to be some performance improvements! We get attorneys complaining about the speed a PDF displays in Summation over a LAN, which is nothing compared…
Aaron asked a good question in the comments from last night’s post: Given the (low) cost of storage, is it worth the time/hassle of keeping track of 1GB vs. 15GB? I have no idea what typical volumes of data are for your organization, but as you noted, the client will end up paying more for…