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eDiscovery is Dead! Long Live eDiscovery! The Lorenzi Group (c)2012 All Rights Reserved The Lorenzi Group

eDiscovery is dead! Long live eDiscovery!

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The eDiscovery market is in a bubble. Customers are about to be left "holding the bag"if they don't manage their vendors correctly. How did we get here and what can be done about it?

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Page 1: eDiscovery is dead! Long live eDiscovery!

eDiscovery is Dead!

Long Live eDiscovery!

The Lorenzi Group

(c)2012 All Rights Reserved The Lorenzi Group

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eDiscovery ThenMaking electronic data available and

accessible for fairness in litigation

Reviewing electronic documents to help prove a point in a legal matter

Examples: An email was sent A website hosted porn A document existed

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eDiscovery TodayMaking electronic data inaccessible and

unavailable in litigation, by driving costs up, to gain an advantage

Reviewing electronic data to prove something may have been tampered with

Examples: Explaining away an email Exploiting the lack of understanding of viruses and

malware Insinuating that an innocent user had mal-intent Inundating opposing counsel with needless data

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The Cost of eDiscovery

2002

2012

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Where is eDiscovery Today

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Oh-oh… Why a Bubble? eDiscovery costs are too high, they are no longer

sustainable eDiscovery companies are being over-valued and

bought up (see HP acquisition of Automony) There are a LOT of TERRIBLE (they can’t even

be classified as bad) players in the market Buyers are still VERY uneducated in this

space – even after 10 years The eDiscovery market has been “exploding” for 10

years Vendors are not finding ways to reduce costs, they

are looking for ways to shift costs, while increasing them

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So, what’s next? Real-time Preservation is the rule

Companies stuck with high-cost, legacy technology

eDiscovery vendor collapse

US R&D, Sales, M&A lags due to lack of funding (spent on unnecessary eDiscovery technology)

Security Analytics & Data Analytics vendor explosion

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What can companies do?

Implement Continuous Monitoring solutions like Lorenzi ROAR

Utilize mutually beneficial cost management plans for eDiscovery like

Lorenzi SHIELD

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Questions?

Robert Fitzgerald

The Lorenzi Group866-632-9880

[email protected]