Concordance and summation are two words familiar through the halls of nearly every large law firm in the country. They are two of the most commonly used early platforms for managing basic, electronic data coming in and out of law firms.
Even firms that have insourced the entire e-discovery process with more sophisticated technology still use these early systems for smaller matters. But the growing number of matters are far from small when it comes to the amount of electronic data in even the simplest of cases.
