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Fundamentals of Electronic Discovery

E-Discovery Online Education

Instructor: Jarrod Gingras: Analyst, CMS Watch
Length: 5 modules, 3 hours
Cost: $395 per student


Jarrod Gingras

For those enterprises that do not have a proactive e-discovery strategy in place, getting hit with a lawsuit or regulatory action means a costly search for information needles in very large haystacks. The Fundamentals of Electronic Discovery course lays out the proper ways to build a successful e-discovery process, and offers advice on which key technical considerations to evaluate when selecting an e-discovery tool.

For more details, including learning objectives, download the course Fact Sheet (PDF).

Outline

Modules included in this course:
  • Introduction to E-Discovery
  • E-Discovery Process: Gather
  • E-Discovery Process: Filter
  • E-Discovery Process: Deliver
  • Marketplace and Trends

Who should take this course

  • Corporate legal counsel -- to understand the technical and logistical considerations at each phase of the E-Discovery process
  • Other legal professionals -- to better understand the promise and pitfalls of E-Discovery technology, as well as the state of relevant technical standards
  • Records and information managers -- to understand the fundamentals of E-Discovery to better contribute to enterprise decision-making in this area
  • E-Discovery system project managers, architects, and developers -- to understand what you're about to get into
  • E-Discovery product selection team members -- to level-set understanding, expectations, and terminology among the team
  • Enterprise architects and IT managers -- to better guide business colleagues about choices and impacts
  • Business analysts -- to learn what requirements need to be gathered
  • Consultants -- to understand how E-Discovery technologies work and provide more value to clients
  • Academic researchers -- to level-set understanding and best-practices around key E-Discovery concepts
  • Anyone considering implementing or replacing an E-Discovery system

What's not covered

  • Specific technical how-to's
  • Detailed evaluations of specific products



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