Survival of the Fittest: the evolution of eDiscovery to information governance
Live Date: June 24, 2015 at 2:00 PM ETeDiscovery rooted in information governance. It's where the industry is going. However, that vision has taken…
May 25, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Live Date: June 24, 2015 at 2:00 PM ET
eDiscovery rooted in information governance. It's where the industry is going. However, that vision has taken years of evolution to truly become a reality. Why? Because nothing good comes easy. As a result, companies have had to make do with disparate, siloed solutions to address their eDiscovery process; an imperfect patchwork of tools that leads to increased legal cost and risk. That's all about to change.
eDiscovery has evolved. IBM's legal solutions for eDiscovery have been uniquely re-designed to leverage our holistic information governance foundation, helping you optimize your existing legal processes. Our modular solutions for legal hold notification, in-place early data assessment and data identification & collection help you garner deep knowledge and understanding of your data and allow legal teams to use the eDiscovery workflow they desire. IBM StoredIQ for Legal is based on holistic information governance to enable you to:
- Understand Your Data to Understand Your Risk – any data, anywhere
- Turn Volume to Relevance – streamline litigation response, reduce legal risk
- Act on Your Data In-Place – identify, analyze, collect, explore, move, hold
See the future for eDiscovery for yourself! You'll see the new sleek and efficient user interface. We'll demonstrate our evolved legal hold notification and data identification & collection, seen through the new legal workflow. And you'll see how our improved dashboards provide the ease of tracking and reporting that legal teams require. By streamlining the litigation process, IBM can help you respond more efficiently to litigation and internal audits, and minimize your cost and risk. It's the evolution of eDiscovery, and it begins with IBM.
Sponsored by: IBM
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