The Editor presents the following report based on a webinar entitled “Top Reasons Organizations Move to an On-Demand E-Discovery Service,” which was presented June 14, 2012 and sponsored by Recommind, Inc. The presenters were Nick Patience, Director of Product Strategy, Recommind Inc., and Adam Sand, Associate General Counsel, Ancestry.com.
The webinar provides an excellent description of cloud and on-demand services and how they can be leveraged to maximize the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of an organization’s e-discovery process. Imbedded in many of these services are specific document search and review capabilities, such as Recommind’s predictive coding technology and process.
Complementing this discussion, the presenters provide compelling, real-world examples of how companies like Ancestry.com use on-demand services. While these examples are too numerous and detailed to feature in this report, our readers are invited to view the webinar in its entirety at www.recommind.com/webinars/move_to_ondemand.
Often used interchangeably to describe data management services, the terms “on-demand” and “cloud computing” both include traditional Software as a Service applications, such as email and billing; Platform as a Service offerings, such as Microsoft’s coding tools, which are aimed at developers; and infrastructure services that allow companies to tap the cloud for scalable storage and processing cycles.
To Continue Reading: Click Here
------------------------------------------------------
Source: Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
By: Nick Patience and Adam Sand
No comments:
Post a Comment