Disruption as an Enabler for Change: Transforming eDiscovery in the Cloud
Experts discuss how firms can transition to the cloud
November 23, 2020 at 11:58 AM
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Technology modernization in the legal world has evolved from upgrading operating systems and adopting modern word processors, to moving critical workflows like ediscovery to the cloud. However, according to the 2019 ILTA Technology Survey, only 33% of law firms had a cloud-based ediscovery solution, with 15% looking to move to the cloud in the next 12 months. Recent global events like the coronavirus pandemic are forcing law firms and their IT teams to accelerate the transition to modern, cloud-based ediscovery platforms for their remote teams.
Join this webcast as experts discuss how firms can transition to the cloud—piecemeal or entirely—to leverage the benefits of:
- Empowering remote teams to collaborate on any stage, from anywhere
- Scaling workflows based on caseloads, seamlessly
- Recovering costs at different stages of ediscovery
- Relying on enterprise-grade security for data protection and privacy
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Speakers:
Caitlin Reinmuth | Product Marketing Manager | Everlaw
Chris Rauen | Solutions Architect | Everlaw
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