The coronavirus is here and is impacting our daily routines. Organizations have responded by mandating that everyone works from home to be safe from exposure. Social distancing is the new norm. Virtually all businesses now must cope with managing a virtual workforce to some degree. That comes with new security risks for the data that businesses spend millions of dollars to protect.
As companies and law firms struggle with managing increasing amounts of data, cloud-based solutions are becoming an important option to consider. This year’s CDS Putting Insights Into Practice event had several panels focused on eDiscovery, including one focusing on the benefits of eDiscovery in the cloud. While many companies have moved at least some of their data to the cloud, when it comes to eDiscovery and its workflows there are additional advantages.
The blockchain concept can be applied to many types of transactions which has major implications for creating, storing and managing data.
Although advancements in legal technology have brought many benefits to the legal process, they have also made it more complex.
New changes in a workflow can be confusing. Our guide to four features updated with Relativity 9.6 will help users navigate this change.
The explosion of the internet of things presents new challenges to eDiscovery including data ownership and smart data.
