12 keys to a solid eDiscovery system: Are your archives ready?

Key Issues in eDiscovery - Osterman Research

Sponsored by: Imation Corp.

What do you know about eDiscovery? Most IT managers and business leaders have a basic understanding and plan for it, but not much else. eDiscovery, long story short, is a process that means your – and every other - company must retain every scrap of relevant electronic content systematically and rigorously so when you have to "discover" data for legal or other purposes, you can quickly and easily access each piece of requested information. If your storage, data retention and archiving operations are slightest bit untidy, you could be in serious hot water should you fail an information audit. This paper covers the best practices and technologies for ensuring a comprehensive eDiscovery strategy and keeping those costs low. Read on to access the results of a primary market research survey highlighting the key problems companies like your own have with current eDiscovery practices and explore best practices and more, such as: The federal rules of civil procedure Key elements of a solid eDiscovery system What data you might not expect to – but must – retain And much more

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