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Home > Digital WarRoom, Metalogix Join for SharePoint, Exchange EDD

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Digital WarRoom, Metalogix Join for SharePoint, Exchange EDD

By Michael Roach All Articles 

Law Technology News

January 8, 2013

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Image courtesy of Gallivan, Gallivan & O'Melia

Gallivan, Gallivan & O'Melia has joined forces with Washington, D.C.-based Metalogix, Inc., to extend the e-discovery capabilities of GGO's Digital WarRoom platform to process, search, and analyze SharePoint, Exchange, and cloud environments.

The partnership brings together Digital WarRoom's software that covers e-discovery from processing through production with Metalogix's management, migration, storage, archiving, and protection of enterprise ESI in Exchange and SharePoint. In-house Discovery teams can use Digital WarRoom with Metalogix to search SharePoint content stores and Exchange email and transfer the data into the WarRoom WorkGroup server to process and index. An administrator can authorize in-house staff or outside counsel to access the data repository for review and production.

"Digital WarRoom leverages Microsoft SQL database structure and is fully compatible with the Microsoft environment," said Barry O'Melia, head of product operations at GGO.

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