Powering An Integrated Analytics Platform
Managing Volume Through Near-Dups
Beyond the Text – Mining value from Email Threading and Analytics
LEGAL COMMUNITY
The sheer volume and the nature of Electronically-stored information or ESI makes paper-styled processes unsuitable for functions such as discovery.
For example, metadata, something inconceivable in the paper-based world, has tremendous value in litigation. Likewise, email—not just the content, but also the conversation threads and the involved parties—factors heavily in today's litigation. And preservation and findability make spoliation sanctions a major concern for litigants.
The traditional relationships between law practices and enterprise clients have changed as well. The burgeoning costs of electronic discovery, combined with the pressures of the post-Great Recession economy, are forcing corporations to look at the cost of litigation and for ways to control it.
Practices like E-Discovery—which evolved to address discovery in an electronic world—are turning to advanced software to manage these challenges. CAAT, the analytics platform from Content Analyst, is a key element in the software solutions being deployed by law firms and clients alike to streamline discovery, address the challenges of ESI, and achieve levels of quality not possible with human-alone solutions.
