September 24, 2007
eDiscovery Best Practices
Six Things You Can Do To Optimize eDiscovery Efforts
by Barry Murphy
with Kyle McNabb, Diana Levitt
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
eDiscovery scares organizations, plain and simple, largely due to a lack of well-accepted best practices. As eDiscovery became a hot topic over the past year, several smart tactics to employ and common mistakes to avoid emerged. Information and knowledge management professionals should learn how their peers create central views of information to make eDiscovery more efficient, as well as watch how strategies like "archive everything" have failed and created further eDiscovery problems.
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Forrester conducted in-depth interviews with more than 30 end user organizations. All wish to remain anonymous due to the very confidential nature of programs that relate in any way to litigation. Related Research Documents
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