The three biggest problems in electronic discovery are volume, volume and volume. Until now, the approach to solving this problem has been largely piecemeal, but any real answer will require a systems approach to electronically stored information.
An organization’s electronically stored information, or ESI, is not just a pile of electronic files. It is part of the entire “ecosystem” of that organization. Dealing with ESI on an ad hoc basis is common in e-discovery; trying to manage it when a case is pending is wasteful and becoming prohibitively expensive.
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