Most organizations are concerned about escalating eDiscovery costs and are struggling to automate the in-house collection and hold of unmanaged information. When an eDiscovery notice arrives, information must be identified and collected from numerous data sources—from file shares, Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint servers, to desktops and laptops—and preserved in a forensically sound and secure manner. Understanding the sources and value of unstructured information can also help organizations create and execute defensible information management policies.

With the EMC eDiscovery Solution for Collection, organizations can quickly identify, classify, manage, and preserve unstructured information housed in disparate systems across the enterprise. Even more, the solution can proactively identify the information that should be managed or retained for future business needs.

View this recorded webcast and demo to learn how to automate the in-house collection and hold of unstructured content

In this session, top experts from EMC will show you how lab-tested technology combined with eDiscovery best practices will enable you to quickly and effectively respond to eDiscovery requests associated with regulatory inquiries, internal investigations, and litigation.. We'll discuss how to establish forensically sound collection policies, enabling you to produce defensive and comprehensive audit logs.

Overall, we'll help you figure out what information you have, where it's located, how to determine its value, and how to collect it when you need it.

View this recorded webcast and learn how to:

• Proactively discover, classify, manage, and preserve information according to business value and risk, using an automated and repeatable process
• Contain the costs of electronic discovery while mitigating organizational risk
• Implement lab-tested, defensible technology and eDiscovery best practices, ensuring a quick response to litigation, investigation, or compliance requirements