
Technology assists in the e-discovery process in three ways.
Sofor examplein e-discoverywe need to collect all the electronically stored information (ESI) relevant to a particular matter. Technology can help us find relevant documents more quicklybring them to our systems to help us analyze themand then transfer them to another party for document review.
E-Discovery technology has changed from being a series of different point solutions (products designed to do individual tasks) to something that’s much more platform-based and collaborative. At the same timeuser interfaces have evolved to allow attorneysparalegalsand other non-technology professionals to do the bulk of the workwhere in the past technology experts and IT professionals had to perform most of the tasks involved with e-discovery.
There are three big trends in E-Discovery software today.
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Exterro Comprehensive Guide to Buying E-Discovery Software
And if you’re interested in learning more of the fundamentals of e-discoverydownload the updated PDF version of our Basics of E-Discovery guide.