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The eDiscovery process has been a moving target with a steady upward trend. More and more data admissable as evidence, more and more requirements for companies to provide that data.
California has ratcheted up eDiscovery requirements yet again with the passage of the Electronic Discovery Act.
California is a bellwhether for many things, including eDiscovery laws. Expect requirements for businesses to continue their upward climb.
Disaster recovery used to rely solely on a good backup process. Averting legal disasters depends on a robust eDiscovery process in place before the event occurs.
Storing business data these days is as much about getting it back out as putting it in.
When it comes to data & storage infrastructure, it’s good business these days to invest as much in eDiscovery as more traditional data protection. Can any email, document, etc. be found and recalled quickly and efficiently?