The management of enterprise data has become an increasingly hot topic for organizations, due in large part to its relevance in both data security and legal risk. According to David Cohen, practice group leader for global records and e-discovery practice group at Reed Smith, and moderator of the PREX15 panel “Preservation & Enterprise Information Strategies,” keeping and collecting information indefinitely is no longer an option for corporations. Innovative strategies and solutions must be employed to address the explosion of digital information.
“One of the problems of having too much data is it makes finding what you need more difficult. Much of that information is irrelevant to litigation, but you spend more and more on storage cost,” Cohen said.
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