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	December 11, 2006 Believe It — eDiscovery Technology Spending To Top $4.8 Billion By 2011 by Barry Murphy with Matthew Brown, Jamie Barnett	Average: 10  (1 rating)

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Executive Summary

eDiscovery technology spending will grow from $1.4 billion in 2006 to more than $4.8 billion in 2011 as enterprises realize that they have no choice but to prepare for electronic discovery. Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) taking effect on December 1, 2006 will drive short-term growth for reactive eDiscovery solutions, while the desire to wrap eDiscovery into broader retention management strategies will drive significant market growth for years to come. As you investigate eDiscovery solutions, get the right team (legal, records management, and IT) together to make eDiscovery solutions decisions, and expect a fragmented technology marketplace that may require you to source from multiple vendors or to outsource.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Spending On eDiscovery Technology Spirals For The Next Five Years
• Organizations Can No Longer Claim Ignorance
• eDiscovery Tools Deliver Obvious But Under-Achieved Benefits
• The Challenges Facing Enterprises Are Twofold

RECOMMENDATIONS

• Start Experimenting With eDiscovery Technologies Now

WHAT IT MEANS

• eDiscovery Is A Battlefield For Many Technology Providers
• Supplemental Material
• Related Research Documents

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