In addressing the problem of over-retention of electronic information, day-forward information disposition is easier; disposition of historical information is the tougher nut to crack. Part 2 of Rich Medina’s tips on how to go about it.
In addressing the problem of over-retention of electronic information, day-forward information disposition is easier; disposition of historical information is the tougher nut to crack. Some tips on how to go about it.
If you’re focused on improving e-discovery capabilities, the two most important variables you want to impact are risk and cost. So think about the stages of the e-discovery process that stand to reduce both cost and risk.
Doculabs' Rich Medina outlines a four-step methodology for addressing defensible disposition as part of a larger program for enterprise content management.