Unified Discovery Processes: Savings and Control for the Enterprise
Corporations face daunting challenges in e-discovery. Often, they collect, process, review and produce the same information multiple times for similar types of cases. This results in unnecessary expense, duplication of work, and greater risk of error.
StoredIQ and Catalyst provide an approach to information governance and e-discovery that spans firewalls, covers all stages of the EDRM, and gives your internal organization full control of all aspects of data collection, assessment and review.
Join us to learn about an approach to enterprise e-discovery that will reduce external legal spend and optimize the discovery resources brought to bear on a case:
- Identify key custodians and data sources prior to collection.
- Locate, collect and preserve information in a legally defensible manner to reduce legal risk.
- Improve insight and legal decision-making based on faster, better access to corporate data.
- Improve process accuracy and efficiency when preparing for Rule 26(f) conferences.
- Preserve the appropriate amount of data to reduce risk.
- Repurpose data, coding decisions, and privilege assignments across multiple matters.
- Track and manage progress of external reviewers.
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Date:
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Wed, Jan 25, 2012
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Time:
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10:00 AM MST
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Duration:
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1 hour
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Host(s):
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Catalyst Repository
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Presenter Information
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| Kevin Cahill |
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 Kevin Cahill manages Channel Solutions in the Eastern United States for Catalyst Repository Systems. He works with internal and external resources to match technologies, services, and providers to challenges in litigation technology. Before coming to Catalyst, Cahill worked at Ibis Consulting, an early leader in managed litigation services, and at a number of Enterprise Content Management software and consulting companies |
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| Scott Wyss |
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 Scott Wyss manages Catalyst Repository Systems for the South Central Region. He works closely with corporations and law firms to reduce their overall eDiscovery spending by leveraging technology and developing a streamlined approach to the EDRM model. Scott has over 9 years of experience working for leading edge technology companies, within the archiving and compliance sector, including Symantec, Mimosa Systems and Quest Software. |
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| Amir Jaibaji |
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 Amir Jaibaji is Vice President of Product Management for StoredIQ, Amir Jaibaji manages the creation and development of the company’s market-driven product roadmap. Providing technical leadership for StoredIQ’s award-winning Information Intelligence Platform, Amir is also responsible for spearheading StoredIQ’s legal workflow application, DiscoveryIQ, as well as synchronizing its records management and governance product capabilities into a unified and holistic information governance solution.
Amir graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.E. Computer Engineering & Mathematics from Vanderbilt University
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