Articles in: Legal
In-Place Data Management or Archive Governance: Nature or Zoo
Exploring the differences between in-place and archive data management
Enterprises are increasingly required to have control over their unstructured data, as they need to be able to produce relevant documentation for legal discovery, store information to prove regulatory compliance, and remediate […]
Mar 18, 2021
A Year of Acronyms
AI, GDPR, and IoT at Legaltech 2018
As promised, Legaltech 2018 was another week full of the hottest legal trends presented by the hottest names in the industry. Although many eDiscovery mainstays received plenty of attention, a few new […]
Feb 07, 2018
Security Meets Automation
In today’s information climate, security has to be automatic
The most popular topic for Doomsayers lately seems to be data privacy, and this concern is not completely without merit. The proliferation of information breaches and hacks paints the picture of a […]
Jan 30, 2017
e-discovery vs Self-discovery
Why the journey of self-discovery may be easier than managing your enterprise data
New Year’s resolutions have us all trying to be better people. And it stinks. But I think it might be easier than preparing an enterprise for litigation, so I put that to […]
Jan 13, 2017
eDiscovery: Complexity Doesn’t Mean Perfection
Why the eDiscovery industry needs to do an about-face
One of the most common frustrations in the eDiscovery industry today is the needless level of complexity. If you were to poll industry veterans – professionals who speak the same lingo and […]
Jun 02, 2016
The European Union: Facing a New Employee Privacy Paradox
How access to private account activity may complicate business
On January 12th, the European Court of Human Rights determined that an employee’s private chats sent during their work day are accessible by the employer.
Jan 19, 2016