Communication Collection Conundrum: Finding New Data Sources
In the final session of our Legaltech Series, find out how to empower your legal team to seamlessly collect data from communication platforms.
September 13, 2020 at 11:10 AM
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Time: (30 minute session)
Cost: Complimentary
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Companies and firms alike have greatly expanded their usage of different communication and collaboration platforms during the past six months, ranging from email, Microsoft Office 365, Slack, Box and others.
As litigation volumes increase, what ediscovery/litigation processes need to change to effectively collect from these platforms? Are there any foreseeable speed bumps that in-house legal departments should prepare for now?
Interested in the entire series? Check out other sessions! Join this webcast to learn how to empower your legal team to seamlessly collect data from communication platforms. Key takeaways include:
- How to create processes to analyze and review data from new collaboration tools that may be relevant to litigation.
- Understand potential risks of not being able to quickly review and assess data in new communication data sources.
- What ways technology can streamline these processes.
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Speakers:
 | Tara Jones Legal Services Manager Verizion Media |
 | Joe Mulenex Director of Solutions Consulting Exterro |
 | Mike Hamilton Sr. Director, E-Discovery Exterro |
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