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Reducing and Controlling E-Discovery Cost in an Age of Unchecked Data Growth

The complex ESI environment is only getting harder to navigate, and proper support is as important as accurate initial scoping.

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The price of deploying the biggest and most expensive e-discovery software now runs up against clients seeking the best outcomes while minimizing costs. In this decade alone, technology experts forecast a 50-fold increase in the size of the digital information universe between 2010 and 2020. The temptation to throw money at an ESI tsunami may be a tempting course. Clients’ increasing attention to budgets makes it untenable to throw technology at the problem without regard to cost, however.

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