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  • New eDJ Report: A Starting Point For Mobile Device Discovery

    I did not have a chance to attend the Mobile Device Discovery Boot Camp that eDJ’s Greg Buckles ran recently in Los Angeles, but the feedback about the content has been excellent. Moreover, the issues covered – BYOD, mobile device usage policies, collection and preservation of mobile content, processing and production of mobile content – are some of the most asked-about topics we have here at eDJ. It seems to me that the overwhelming penetration of smartphones and mobile devices has organizations reluctantly accepting the fact that mobile device discovery is a critical need right now.



  • The eDiscoveryJournal 2013 Research Agenda

    Producing eDJ research is a team effort. As always, you can find our latest report on the eDJ Research Reports page of the site. We have a great group of analysts, each of whom has deep knowledge within very specific topic areas. There is a natural synergy between those topics areas and we capture those synergies and tie all eDJ research together into themes. Many clients and readers ask what kind of research we are focusing on, we we pooled our research agendas to create a broader, company-wide one.



  • Planet Data to Preview New Exego Review Platform at LegalTech® New York 2013

    Planet Data’s CTO, Michael Wade, and additional Planet Data executives, will be available to give private and open house demonstrations.



  • Processing: the blender of e-discovery

    Many lawyers and clients don’t understand this expensive phase or its impact One of the most expensive technical portions of e-discovery is something called “processing.” Nontechnical personnel involved in e-discovery, including many lawyers, hav…



  • Planet Data to Host eDiscovery Panel at Legal Tech New York 2013

    Planet Data will present an eDiscovery panel hosted by CEO Howard J. Reissner and moderated by 451 Research analyst, David Horrigan



  • TAR: Too Soon for Prime Time?

    TAR: Too Soon for Prime Time? Are predictive coding advocates prematurely enthusiastic? on LAW.com by Howard J. Reissner



  • Go Buy eDiscovery!

    The Scenario Your boss says, “Legal wants eDiscovery, so go buy it for them.” Like a good IT director who understands when he doesn’t know something, you immediately hit the internet to get up to speed before you meet with the legal department. A fast Google search (*search from startpage.com to prevent personalization from affecting results) for “ediscovery” starts off with adds from Barracuda and Google Apps.  You think to yourself, “So this eDiscovery thing is related to compliance, archiving and retention policies. Great, I understand those things.” The remainder of the first page is dominated by links to software from Xerox, Symantec, IBM and then some other companies that you do not recognize. “Even better, the big boys will have the best eDiscovery software all packaged up and ready to demo. Always safer to buy from them.”, You conclude.   [...]



  • kCura Relativity Makes (Small) Moves Into Processing

    After floating rumors since January at LegalTech New York, kCura Corp.’s Relativity is getting a processing engine in its latest release set for Nov. 30, Evan Koblentz reports. The new addition is targeted at law firms whose e-discovery processing needs are around the one-gigabyte range. “We brought this point-and-shoot simplicity into processing. It’s fully integrated into Relativity,” said company CEO Andrew Sieja. The software will sell separately from Relativity review. The new version of Relativity, 7.5, will also boast a simpler interface with expanded help files and reordered menus, as well as upgrades to its predictive coding tool, Relativity Assisted Review, including automated reports and set creation, email notifications, a management console and a faster setup. Read the full story on LTN online. Image courtesy of kCura



  • Planet Data Expands East Coast Presence

    ..Capitalizes on eDiscovery Industry Growth With Two Strategic Hires



  • Planet Data a Gold Ambassador at the EDI Leadership Summit

    Planet Data will join an exclusive group of Gold Ambassadors at the Electronic Discovery Institute’s 2012 Leadership Summit, one of only nine groups to be given this honor.