Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) Announces Public Comment Period for All e-Discovery Projects

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The Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) project teams today announced the beginning of the public comment period for new work product drafts posted on the EDRM website. Updates on each EDRM projects -- Evergreen, Metrics, Search, Information Management Reference Model, Jobs, Model Code of Conduct and XML -- were given at EDRM's luncheon that took place on February 1 during LegalTech New York. The comment period for each of the projects' working drafts extends through April 15, 2010, and includes an "Open Mic" page for general comments, questions and suggestions.

A recap of each of the project updates and work product drafts posted include:

-- Evergreen -- The Evergreen project team has made considerable progress in updating the EDRM.net website to standardize the organizational flow of content across all EDRM working groups. Website updates support Evergreen goals to streamline access to content and promote feedback.

Posted materials include:
-- EDRM Evergreen Overview
-- 2nd level diagram for each EDRM node, plus a Project Management
diagram

-- Metrics -- After three years of hard work, the Metrics project team has
developed an extensive set of codes designed to provide an effective means of measuring the time, money and volumes associated with e-discovery activities. Posted materials include:

-- The EDRM Metrics Cube -- a top-level graphic that portrays interrelationships
-- Version 1.0 of the Metrics Code Set
-- Metrics Problem Profiles -- the first of several case studies that demonstrate the use of metrics in e-discovery

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