White Papers Offer Guidance through the Complexity of eDiscovery

As a knowledge leader and pioneer in electronic discovery technology and methodology, EED offers a library of white papers that will help you conquer the latest challenges, tools and trends. Download as few or as many as you’d like. In particular, make sure to download your copies of the glossary and the guide to navigating the vendor selection process, two indispensable guides.

A Project Management Approach to eDiscovery — When it’s your job to make sure electronic discovery is done on time and on budget, you know it can be a challenge. Learn project management practices that make the eDiscovery process easier. You’ll improve planning and scheduling, meet deadlines and expectations, and keep the eDiscovery process moving forward.

Accelerating Review with Microclustering — Research shows that reviewers using microclustering technology move through data 300% faster. Download this brief whitepaper and learn how to use microclustering technology to maximize both the speed and the accuracy of the review process, especially when dealing with near duplicate documents and email threads.

eDiscovery and ECM--Natural Partners in Content Lifecycle Management and FRCP Compliance — Reduce your risks--and costs--by integrating your Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system with your eDiscovery process. You’ll get an automated, end-to-end document workflow for control over content, your response process and your fate in litigation. You’ll also save money through centralization and better records management. This whitepaper tells you how.

Email Retention in 2008: Challenges companies face in designing email retention policies — The costs of not having an appropriate email retention policy are high. You simply can’t afford not to. Yet developing an effective policy is difficult. This whitepaper will familiarize you with critical email retention issues, so you can develop a policy that fits your company’s needs now and in the future.

ESI Collections: Reducing Costs, Minimizing Risk — Just collecting and producing electronic information isn’t enough. You must be able to demonstrate ongoing due diligence and reasonableness of approach. This whitepaper offers best practices that will help you develop a plan for both collecting the information and documenting your approach, with 11 topics covered in a clear, concise and actionable way.

Navigating the Vendor Proposal Process: Best Practices for the Selection of Electronic Discovery Vendors — eDiscovery is critical, meaning your vendors are too. How do you choose the right vendor? Download this guide. Created by the Sedona Conference, it’s an indispensable resource on advice, best practices and even checklists you can modify for your own use. It could save you from a misinformed—and costly--choice.

The Sedona Conference Glossary for E-Discovery and Digital Information Management — With 55 pages of commonly used terms, the Sedona Conference Glossary is a user-friendly guide that can improve communication when discussing eDiscovery and electronic information management issues--internally, with vendors or with clients. You’ll find it a handy resource for knowing, using and understanding eDiscovery terms, both legal and technical.

Avoid that Feeling of Uncertainty: The power to reduce the risk and cost of the eDiscovery process — Stop losing sleep over eDiscovery: Do it right from the start. This fundamental whitepaper is your guide to setting up eDiscovery processes with confidence…for better results, lower costs and reduced risk. It includes a comprehensive list of focused questions that will shape your plans for tackling eDiscovery with confidence and peace of mind.

eDiscovery Risks for Corporate Counsel: Whitepaper and webcast — eDiscovery is no longer the sole domain of your outside legal counsel. Now you as corporate counsel have a responsibility. Do you understand the risks you face? Are you prepared to face them? Make sure. Read the whitepaper to gain an understanding of the risks. Then watch the on-demand webcast to learn what to do about them.