In honor of International Women’s Day 2019, Lighthouse highlighted a few female thought leaders who are changing the game in the ediscovery, compliance, and information governance space. Check out our featured ladies below and discover what they are doing to lead change as well as some of their key tips for success:
In corporate ediscovery, the simple and routine matters that arise frequently pose a burden — a bit like washing dishes. It is important to wash dishes as quickly and efficiently as possible otherwise you run out of dinnerware, the sink and counter get stacked up, and eventually your kitchen is in chaos! Worse yet, careless handling causes broken crockery or glassware — which are both messy and dangerous. That said, no one wants to spend any more time and money on washing dishes than necessary. Similarly, routine ediscovery matters require...
The evolution of ediscovery has shifted quite a bit in the last twenty years, and, even more so in the last five. It is more imperative than ever to stay up-to-date and be aware of how those changes may impact your ediscovery process and bottom line.
Authored by Kimberly Quan, Director of Partner Relations for Nuix
Over the years, organizations have become adept at dealing with discovery and compliance requests for electronically stored information (ESI), but what happens when the data in question is years-old email stored in an archive? Ideally you can rely on the archive’s native search tools but what do you do when a deadline is looming and the archive search tool takes hours or days to return results? Or worse, what if the archive indexes are corrupt and the search results you...
Lighthouse’s Brian McManus, Managing Partner, delivered the Gala Dinner Welcome address to an audience of ediscovery decision-makers and thought leaders attending the IQPC Information Governance & eDiscovery Strategy Exchange. Lighthouse sponsored the event which happens annually and attracts leading industry experts from around the ediscovery industry.