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Don't bury your head in the sand: a stepwise guide to eDiscovery

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By Commvault | Jul 12, 2010

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Many organizatins choose to address eDiscovery challenges only after being hit with a lawsuit. This reactive approach is both expensive and time consuming. It also precludes the process of comprehensive planning and exposes the organization to greater risks.

This white paper takes a look at one eDiscovery approach using Commvault Simpana software. Commvault's eDiscovery solution parallels the workflow set forth by lawyers and technologists that make up the Electronic Discovery Reference Model.

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