e-Discovery, ED, Electronic Discovery, EDD, ESI, Electronic Data Discovery—whatever you call it, it’s all the same. Whether it’s packaged as a product, service, solution or a confusing combination of the three, quite simply put, Electronic Discovery is the collection, preparation, review and distribution of electronically stored information including emails, web pages, word processing files, databases or other ephemeral data that is stored electronically. End of story—beginning of process.
Although Electronic Discovery can become a labyrinth within itself, the process, when broken down into the basics, is quite universal and easy to understand—regardless of the conflicting terminology created by the multiple players in the marketplace. Essentially, Electronic Discovery consists of the following phases, hence creating clarity out of confusion.
In the world we call Data Discovery, the process of Data Discovery is equally as important as the information it produces. As law firms, corporations and government agencies, you need more than just data—you need knowledge. And that takes streamlined communication—upfront, honest and relentless—between people, technology and data. Because at the beginning, middle and end of the day, all that really matters is the knowledge you attain from the data you discover. And knowledge combined with communication more often than not is the difference between an open investigation and a closed case.
Communication is an art. Technology is a science. Our people bridge the gap between disciplines to make projects happen.
Nothing happens until someone communicates. And that takes people who understand the power of human interface.
Robust, scalable and state-of-the-art—technology clichés all of them. It’s the people behind our advanced technologies that make it all work.
Square pegs don’t fit into round holes. Our people, services and technologies are built to flex as your needs evolve.
We take business partnerships seriously—built for the long term, based upon a foundation of honesty and trust from day one.
