By Doug Austin
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According to a new Gartner report released earlier this month, by 2018, at least 30% of the data reviewed in eDiscovery will be stored in the cloud, up from 5% this year.
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The report, titled “Critical Capabilities for E-Discovery Software”, identifies six critical capabilities and three use cases to provide detailed ranking on software products from 20 eDiscovery vendors. Other key findings include:
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- Not surprisingly, there is a disconnection between IT and legal and, as a result,…
