eDiscovery Journal

Contemplating Collaboration Components and Custodianship

Google Docs hit the consumer market in 2010, providing one of the first widely available web collaboration platforms that allowed multiple people to work on the same document simultaneously. The eDJ Group team monitored the slow adoption of GSuite by corporations and wondered when the use of web collaboration tech would seriously impact significant #eDiscovery collections. It took the Pandemic and Microsoft SharePoint-OneDrive(SPOD) sharing [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-04-18T18:00:27-05:00April 18th, 2022|Essay, Content Management, ESI Sources|0 Comments

eDiscovery and New Cloud Apps

The Pandemic driven move to hybrid and remote work has created an explosion of apps addressing the myriad challenges facing digital professionals. Once upon a time I knew every search engine, indexing technology, task manager, note taking or similar productivity product on the market. Those days are long gone. Clients and peers regularly ask my opinion of tools that I have never heard of. [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-04-04T19:05:14-05:00April 4th, 2022|Info Gov, Essay, Content Management, ESI Sources, Purchase, Search|1 Comment

User Recommendations – Privacy Red Flag?

I spend a lot of time reading Microsoft’s Roadmap or listening to M365 related podcasts while I hike with our dogs (got to exercise the meat puppet). This addiction started when all of my clients were asking about the #eDiscovery/#Infogov implications of their impending or recent migration to the cloud. Better to be ahead of them than constantly saying, “I will find out and [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-03-28T19:19:29-05:00March 28th, 2022|Essay, Privacy, Search|0 Comments

LegalWeek 2022 eDJ Briefings – Take 2

Continuing my provider briefings from a hectic couple of days in NY. Enjoy. IPRO Dean Brown – CEO; Beckie Schuerenberg - Content Marketing Manager Dean Brown and ParkerGale Capital have transformed IPRO’s collection of overlapping #eDiscovery point products into a broader #InfoGov solution stack on a unified cloud architecture. IPRO seems to have integrated the NetGovern and ZyLab to broaden the platform to straddle [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-03-24T14:30:16-05:00March 24th, 2022|Platform, Analytics, Essay, Collectors, Content Management, Architecture, Search|0 Comments

LegalWeek 2022 eDJ Briefings – Take 1

For some of the new readers, eDJ Briefings are a chance to catch up with the latest from providers kind enough to sit down with me and talk candidly. At Legal Week I no longer do formal presentations or demos. Instead I ask execs to give me the top three points they would like to convey to you and the market. We sometimes get [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-03-17T15:37:29-05:00March 17th, 2022|Platform, Provider, Essay, Analytics, Collectors, Legal Holds, Content Management, ESI Sources, Architecture, Purchase, Search|0 Comments

Remember Flight Time Productivity Flow?

After a crazy week juggling too many deliverables and deadlines, I settled into our outbound vacation flight and resumed reading my latest homework, Keeping Found Things Found by William Jones. It is so dense that I have had to consume it in small bites with lots of time to digest Jones’ thoughts on Personal Information Management. The landing announcement broke me out of an [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-02-21T17:51:14-06:00February 21st, 2022|Info Gov, Essay, Content Management|0 Comments

Will We Use Our A.I. Superpowers for Good?

“ALPHA10X Emerges from Stealth With $9.4 Million In Seed Funding and Expands Leadership Team to Bring Artificial Intelligence to Life Sciences Investment” caught my attention. I am always interested in new applications of #ArtificialIntelligence and mistakenly thought that this startup applied analytics to medical research or patient outcomes. We are still in a pandemic with a broken healthcare system and overloaded medical professionals. Imagine [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-02-02T19:03:37-06:00February 2nd, 2022|Platform, Essay, Analytics, Tech|1 Comment

Zoom Boom: Great Name for the Explosion of Meeting ESI Content

Amongst the rest of Wendell’s 2022 eDiscovery trends is the Pandemic WFH driven explosion of online meeting content. Since the beginning of the pandemic, Zoom has grown from 10M to 300M daily users and Teams from 20M to 250M+ monthly users. My best recovering-analyst interpretation of this growth and Zoom’s recent slump is that Zoom’s usability gave them the edge in the B2C market [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-01-20T09:40:56-06:00January 20th, 2022|News, ESI Sources|0 Comments

Veritas Compliance Winter Release Announcement Webinar

I hope that you join Dave Scott and myself for the Veritas Compliance Portfolio Winter Announcement webinar this Wednesday January 19th at 10am CST. Join us to hear about all the new capabilities of Veritas (formerly Symantec) Digital Compliance portfolio. Dave will cover all the new data sources and features from Enterprise Vault, eDiscovery Platform and more. I have been invited to discuss the [...]

By Greg Buckles|2022-01-17T14:21:04-06:00January 17th, 2022|Info Gov, Platform, Essay, Investigation, Analytics, Collectors, Preservation, Collection, Processing, Content Management, Analysis, Review, ESI Sources, Production, Architecture, Purchase, Expiration, Search, Management|0 Comments

eDJ Brief: Knovos

It has been a while since I caught up with my friend Joe Bartolo. Knovos has evolved from their service provider roots (Capital Novus) into a broad, diverse legal technology company. Despite Relativity’s dominance of the large matter review market, mid-market players like Knovos seem to be gaining traction with usable, focused products that meet specific customer requirements. eDiscovery functionality, performance and innovation can [...]

By Greg Buckles|2021-12-30T09:13:43-06:00December 29th, 2021|Platform, Info Gov, Essay, Corporate, Investigation, Firm, Preservation, Asia Pacific, Government, Collection, Processing, Analysis, Review, Market, Purchase, Search|0 Comments