Modern day law firms and legal departments are data repositories, holding everything from business and case file data to e-discovery and review data. Managing these data sets, however, can be a daunting challenge—after all, each requires specific protections, access privileges and classifications.
But just as technology created the problem of data management, so too it can help fix it. While once overlooked due to security and oversight concerns, cloud technology is being leveraged in innovative ways to help shrink legal data problem to a more controllable size. Here is a look at three ways the cloud can tackle data management challenges:
Tiered Storage Costs
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