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Bringing eDiscovery In-House For Dummies

Jake Frazier -- who is a senior member of my compliance practice, as well as having an extensive background in the eDiscovery space (Sedona Conference, EDRM, executive experience at a number of eDiscovery firms, etc.) -- has recently published "Bringing eDiscovery In-House for Dummies".  This is a great piece of collateral and it can be downloaded at eDiscovery for Dummies Download. 

Step 2, Step 1

If you're reading this blog, you may already be familiar with the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (www.EDRM.net), which is a one page eDiscovery process model.  It is becoming a widely adopted standard for displaying and articulating the steps of the eDiscovery process, beginning on the far left hand side of the model with "Information Management" (the current state of how an organization is, or is not, managing its electronic information), and then as you move from left to right, the model reflects the various steps of the eDiscovery process ("identification, collection, preservation, analysis," etc.)