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Augmented Wisdom – the DIKW eDiscovery Pyramid

Ted Theodoropoulos recently proclaimed, “Enterprise search is dead!” He seems to have been referencing the new AI search methodologies and tools that provide answers instead of just links. That got me brainstorming about how our traditional and new generational tools apply to the DIKW pyramid model of retrieval. My analytics mentor Skip Walter hammered the differences between data, information and knowledge into my hard head [...]

By |August 23rd, 2024|Categories: Essay, Search|0 Comments

Bucking AI Disillusionment – Everlaw AI Assistant

The AI hype cycle seems to have left many customers in the ditch of disillusionment. Everlaw may have avoided that roadmap trap with a heavy investment in a year-long beta of their EverlawAI Assistant. 2,900 beta users in 125 companies got free, unlimited use in exchange for regular feedback and debriefing sessions. Everlaw continues to invest in proving their value proposition with a free trial [...]

By |August 12th, 2024|Categories: Essay, Analytics|0 Comments

eDJ Geek Guide: Legal Hold Reports

I received the following question through the new Geek Guides on how to export Purview Legal Hold reports and wrote up a fast overview of the new Legal Hold report in Purview eDiscovery (Premium) as well as a PowerShell script to pull the information. I have a big Purview eDiscovery legal hold validation project on my calendar, so expect that this Geek Guide page will [...]

By |August 8th, 2024|Categories: Essay, Legal Holds, ESI Sources|1 Comment

Visualizing the Elements of Retrieval

While elbow deep drafting eDiscovery search guidelines and documentation for a client it occurred to me that someone had to have created a visual depicting the different aspects/elements that comprise enterprise search criteria. I tried Google/Bing/ChatGPT/etc. without luck. Even shot off a hail mary to my retrieval/AI mentor without luck. So I made the fast Venn diagram below (Enterprise Search guide page). Over the decades [...]

By |August 6th, 2024|Categories: Essay, ESI Sources, Search|1 Comment

Can Copilot Do X?

How many of you have gotten calls from counsel, clients and friends asking whether, “Can Copilot do X?” So far, my answer has been, “Not yet, but it might tell you how to do it if you ask.” This was yesterday’s question and Copilot’s solution: Hi Greg, I now have access to CoPilot Enterprise at work.  Is this something CoPilot could tackle? I have 56 [...]

By |July 25th, 2024|Categories: Essay|0 Comments

First Steps to Leveraging Purview eDiscovery

“What do you recommend to enterprise legal teams wanting to use Purview?” That was my favorite question from yesterday’s eDiscovery Channel chat with Tom O’Connor and Doug Austin. We also delved into how Microsoft is redefining ‘documents’ and ‘custodianship’ in a collaborative architecture. I thought it worth while to formalize my general approach for incorporating Purview eDiscovery in your eDiscovery-Compliance lifecycle.               Getting Started with [...]

By |July 17th, 2024|Categories: Platform, Essay, ESI Sources, Architecture|0 Comments

eDJ Geek Guide – Understanding Mailboxes

Did you know that there are at least 12 types of M365 mailbox ‘owners’ that may be relevant to your holds and collections? The new Mailboxes source page  in my evergreen Geek Guides condenses and reframes Microsoft’s exhaustive administrator documentation for discovery practitioners. It explains each different mailbox creator and gives the types of mailbox items that are stored in them. Comment or email me [...]

By |July 3rd, 2024|Categories: Essay, Legal Holds, ESI Sources, Architecture|0 Comments

Microsoft Roadmap-eDiscovery Impact June 2024

159 updates rolling out or launched this month. Those with significant eDiscovery impact revolve around the expanded integration of Copilot AI content in Teams meeting summaries and other applications. The new functionality has significant potential to improve productivity and the value of meetings. However, the raw generated summaries and tasks should be reviewed and corrected by the meeting owner prior to being circulated or stored [...]

By |July 1st, 2024|Categories: Essay|1 Comment

Peek-A-Boo! Teams File Preview

Users will now see preview images of Teams chat attachments without having to open them. I see the productivity and even security advantages of reducing file access, downloads, etc. The preview functionality does not work for files marked Confidential or that a user does not have access to. It does raise questions that I was not able to find answers for. Image from Microsoft [...]

By |June 24th, 2024|Categories: Essay, Compliance, Privacy, Content Management, ESI Sources|1 Comment

Microsoft Moves Your Meeting Transcripts

Do you use transcripts and AI generated summaries? Teams meeting transcripts have raised many eDiscovery, privacy and compliance questions since their introduction. Microsoft announced changes to transcript storage locations, default access permissions and more this month at Build 2024. I added my perspective notes to the Teams blast text below. June 12, 2024 Collaborative notes for channel meetings Work together with members of your channel [...]

By |June 24th, 2024|Categories: Essay, Legal Holds, Content Management, ESI Sources, Architecture|0 Comments

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