Video 1 of a 4 part panel. This first video introduces the topic "Early Case Assessment, is it working?" In this video clip industry experts share experiences with eDiscovery and address some major changes in the industry. To view the other videos visit our resources page.
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Digital Reef maintains a world class SAS 70 certified, type 2 data center. View a tour now.
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Part 1/3 of panel with industry experts: Chris Dale, The eDisclosure Information Project, Steve Akers, Founder/CTO of Digital Reef and Peter Mansmann, CEO of Precise Litigation. To view the rest of the panel visit the video tab under resources.
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Steve Akers, CTO and Founder of Digital Reef, speaks on how Legal Service Providers use Digital Reef's solution.
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Peter Mansmann, Esq., CEO of Precise Litigation Technologies, shares why Digital Reef works.
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Digital Reef Press Releases
November 11, 2011
Digital Reef's Founder Steve Akers to Speak on Decoding Advanced eDiscovery Analytic Technology READ MORE
November 1, 2011
Top Accountancy Firm BDO LLP selects Digital Reef's eDiscovery Solution from eOrigin READ MORE
October 3, 2011
Analyst Firm IDC to Present Results from the 2011 ECA MarketScape Report. READ MORE
September 27, 2011
Digital Reef Named a Leader in IDC's ECA MarketScape Report. READ MORE
September 12, 2011
Digital Reef to Host Webinar on Hosted eDiscovery: Adoption, use and results. READ MORE
September 2, 2011
Digital Reef Announces Hosted eDiscovery Best Practices Report. READ MORE
July 14, 2011
Digital Reef to Sponsor the 2011 Masters Series for Legal Professionals. READ MORE
July 5, 2011
Digital Reef to Sponsor The Carmel Valley eDiscovery Retreat. READ MORE
June 27, 2011
Digital Reef's Founder Steve Akers to Moderate Panel on SaaS eDiscovery. READ MORE
LegalTech
New York, NY January 31 - February 2
LegalTech® is the largest and most important legal technology event of the year. LegalTech® provides an in-depth look at what the technological world has in store for you and your practice AND offers an expansive exhibit floor with the most extensive gathering of innovative products designed to meet your current and future technology needs.
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As our electronic devices continue to evolve, so will the need for our eDiscovery solutions. Cloud based technologies tend to have a lot of concern about security, yet many people enjoy the cost savings, functionality, and ease of use.
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Switching to a cloud can save money by lowering IT and data center support costs, improving performance and scalability, and reducing storage costs. However, stakeholders and counsel should be cognizant that cloud computing presents various legal issues around control and custody of data, data preservation and collection, data review and production, and of course, attorney-client privilege.
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As litigation attorneys grow more technologically savvy, the integration of eDiscovery practices congruently become more widespread. More law firms are accepting the fact that cultivating electronically stored information (ESI) can help them win their cases. However, there is large subset of attorneys that wince at the very thought of dealing with ESI and will avoid it all costs.
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Scalability has become a "catch-all" phrase of eDiscovery software providers from around the country. What does it really mean and why is it so important? According to the Collins English Dictionary, scalability is defined as "the ability of something, [especially] a computer system, to adapt to increased demands." Translating this concept to the average attorney is like speaking a foreign language to someone who is deaf. It just doesn’t register.
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There are those who wonder when email will be supplanted by Facebook messaging, or LinkedIN messages, or by some social media site we perhaps don’t know about quite yet. In a recent blog
post, Jeremiah Owyang writes about how he views the days of email being numbered. He writes that Facebook is often the preferred communication mechanism for avid Facebook users, and that the average age of a Facebook user is now advancing above the age of 35 years.
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