LegalTech Keynote on e-Discovery and Imaging

During yesterday's LegalTech keynote given by Fred Borchardt, a Partner at KPMG for 25 years, Mr. Borchardt talked about how law firms need to shift their e-Discovery strategy "to the left" in the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) and take a more proactive approach to information management.  In the same speech he also mentioned how prevalent paper remains within the legal industry. 

 

 

Given the prevalence of paper in law firms, moving leftward in the reference model means law firms should scan paper documents and convert them into searchable text as early as is practicable.  The workhorse of printing and copying in many legal firms, the MFP, when outfitted with intelligently integrated scanning and OCR software will play a vital role in making this shift in electronic legal records management a reality.

Comments

[sayen]

This is great news! It's a digital revolution. Thanks for the post.

[document imaging]

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[records management]

Thanks for sharing this article, this thing never had been on my mind. Its life cycle is very well defined. First it identified the information to be managed after that categories it in to preservation and collection and then process , review and analyze that information and finaaly send it to production.

[Imaging Platform]

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