Each day it seems more e-discovery software options are coming in the form of cloud-based services. However, not all cloud e-discovery solutions are created equal. Software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based e-discovery provides instant access to data, full control over the process, and the ability to “know now” to assess the merits of your case and develop an informed, winning strategy.
Consider this: By 2020, data will grow more than five times the current amount—reaching 44 zettabytes. Despite the onslaught of digital data that corporate counsel must manage during discovery, they also have to keep a lid on costs, said Zapproved’s Brad Harris. In fact, managing data volumes and the corresponding escalating costs are listed as corporate counsels’ top two concerns, according to a recent BDO Consulting study. Managing all this data is expensive, especially when inefficient processes burden organizations.
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