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Why IT should start throwing data away

Posted May 6, 2009 - 3:37 pm

Storage sprawl is unsustainable, and keeping it all is risky. Data-retention policies let users delete data with less risk.
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eDiscovery fast becoming the hottest area in law

Posted December 11, 2008 - 10:47 am

eDiscovery is fast becoming one of the hottest areas in law. This isnâ€™t something that is yet taught in law schools. Many firms are just now starting separate departments for e-discovery. This new course is really going to rachet up the need for implementing archiving systems.
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Text Messaging, Facebook Can Get You in Legal Trouble

Posted November 10, 2008 - 10:20 pm

CIOs dealing with e-discovery in a Web 2.0 world must learn new ways to limit the cost, business disruption, legal liability and potential public embarrassment from what employees say and where they say it. You have to plan for how you will collect data when you don't control it.
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Five Important Factors to comply with an eDiscovery Request

Posted October 27, 2008 - 7:12 am

A clear majority of enterprises highly agree that having a records management program provides essential business benefits. These benefits include reduced discovery costs and risks in the form of penalties, sanctions and damage to corporate reputation.
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