Electronic Discovery White Papers

This white paper identifies the 6 best practices in e-discovery and provides tips for selecting the right software solutions to complement an overall strategy that includes defining internal processes and involving business stakeholders, counsel and IT VIEW SUMMARY

This white paper presents an overview of the current situation and provides companies insight into how clear internal policies and software to support the preservation and production of business’s social data can help organizations manage social media in a business environment. VIEW SUMMARY

This in-depth publication addresses how legal professionals and organisations confronted with e-discovery must be able to interpret e-discovery within the context of actual expected processes, inherent risks, and the available technical solutions that can support relevant activities. VIEW SUMMARY

Legal professionals can often have differing priorities and speak a different language to IT professionals. This white paper explores the challenge of bringing these departments together to work towards a common aim: Increased efficiency and reduced organisational risk VIEW SUMMARY

Email archiving should be considered to be part of a broader email management solution that includes mailbox management, policy enforcement, security, continuity and e-discovery. For best results, all of these capabilities should be tightly integrated as part of one unified system. VIEW SUMMARY

A crime may leave a proverbial “paper trail”, but when the probative information spans confiscated documents, electronic records, e-mail, wiretap transcripts, handwritten notes, audio files, and social network posts, how do you find “the smoking gun”? VIEW SUMMARY

Application and data availability can make or break a business. These days backing up to the Cloud is a simple, cost effective way to get the advantages of a datacenter without the expense of creating and managing a physical center. Read the white paper to find out more. VIEW SUMMARY

How do you sift through internal databases, networks, computer systems, servers, archives, backup or recovery systems, laptops, PDAs, mobile phones and pagers to assess your legal risk and defend your organisation? VIEW SUMMARY

This paper discusses how bringing eDiscovery in-house now helps to prepare organisations for future litigation. There are many similarities among the technologies & processes used to respond to specific legal matters & foster proper information management that simplifies future litigation responses VIEW SUMMARY

This case study looks at how the Scottish Police Federation found a new solution to replace two electronic filing systems that were not delivering results, locate and retrieve paper documents and electronic files and reduce physical storage needs VIEW SUMMARY