Category: Electronic Discovery

Note from Joshua: Due to my attendance at LegalTech, this will be the last interview posted this week. Synopsis Part 2: Evidence Lifecycle Management (ELM)

The mood with legal counsel is still one in which they feel a bit intimidated by the information technology jargon that is thrust their way by eDiscovery. Their comfort zone rests in writing a document (e.g., retention policy management) that they believe should be taken literally. Of course such documents should be followed to the letter. However, when a CEO, CFO, or VP Sales has to save a document to a thumb drive

Synopsis Part 2: Intelligent collection and preservation contains eDiscovery costs savings
Synopsis Part 1: Legally, what’s a retention policy? How to educate IT? What’s a CIO to do? — Electronic data discovery Interview – Michele Lange, Esq., is the director of legal technologies for Kroll Ontrack (Part 2 of 2) — Joshua Konkle: What is causing the need for intelligent preservation/collection by the corporation? — Michele Lange: Cost Containment. eDiscovery can be costly if not well managed.

Electronic data discovery Interview – Aaref Hilaly, Chief Executive Officer, Clearwell Systems (Part 3 of 3)
Aaref brings extensive technology, entrepreneurial management, and Fortune 500 consulting expertise to his position. Prior to Clearwell, he was Co-Founder, President and CEO of CenterRun, which he led from inception in 2000 to its acquisition by Sun Microsystems (NYSE:SUN) in August 2003. CenterRun was a leading provider of application provisioning software and today forms the basis of Sun’s data center automation product suite.

Synopsis Part 1: Intelligent collection for eDiscovery processing at $4/gigabyte Electronic data discovery Interview – Steve d’Alencon is the VP of Product Marketing at Kazeon,

Electronic data discovery Interview – Aaref Hilaly, Chief Executive Officer, Clearwell Systems (Part 2 of 3)
Aaref brings extensive technology, entrepreneurial management, and Fortune 500 consulting expertise to his position. Prior to Clearwell, he was Co-Founder, President and CEO of CenterRun, which he led from inception in 2000 to its acquisition by Sun Microsystems (NYSE:SUN) in August 2003. CenterRun was a leading provider of application provisioning software and today forms the basis of Sun’s data center automation product suite.