QUESTIONSeDiscovery Strategies for Government Summit
Venue: Washington Marriott Wardman Park, Washington, D.C.
Location: Washington, D.C., United States
| Event Date/Time: Jun 27, 2011 | End Date/Time: Jun 28, 2011 |
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IQPC’s eDiscovery Strategies for Government will offer key insights to stay on top of emerging challenges and how to craft thorough, cost-effective and defensible eDiscovery. Additionally our expert faculty will provide key benefits for government organizations including:
The necessary procedures and tools for reducing the time, cost and sheer volume of data whenever litigation matters arise
Preservation challenges associated with ephemeral and rapidly changing media formats and storage systems
Spoliation sanctions: Addressing the lack of awareness about the importance of e-records and the dangers associated with their loss and spoliation
How to achieve collaboration among records managers, archivists, IT specialists and legal to proactively address today’s e-discovery issues
The interplay between FOIA requests and eDiscovery
Join your colleagues at IQPC’s eDiscovery Strategies for Government Summit to network and learn from your peers on how to proactively establish a protocol for preserving and gathering electronically stored information.
The necessary procedures and tools for reducing the time, cost and sheer volume of data whenever litigation matters arise
Preservation challenges associated with ephemeral and rapidly changing media formats and storage systems
Spoliation sanctions: Addressing the lack of awareness about the importance of e-records and the dangers associated with their loss and spoliation
How to achieve collaboration among records managers, archivists, IT specialists and legal to proactively address today’s e-discovery issues
The interplay between FOIA requests and eDiscovery
Join your colleagues at IQPC’s eDiscovery Strategies for Government Summit to network and learn from your peers on how to proactively establish a protocol for preserving and gathering electronically stored information.
