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Native files offer much more than their eDiscovery alternatives (i.e., TIFFs and PDFs). They're the rawest and most accurate form of your case's data, they take up less space (making them easier to host), and it's simpler to spot if they've been tampered with. So, where possible, insist on getting native files instead of TIFFs and PDFs.

The SaaS (Software as a Service) business model lets you subscribe to an eDiscovery service instead of having to buy any software. So, you can pay low monthly rates and switch services at any point without losing an upfront investment.

eDiscovery productions come in many formats, and some are better than others. Also, there are standards related to filenames, filetypes, resolutions, and archives. To get the most out of your eDiscovery software, learn more about the production standards you should be insisting on.

System files, duplicate files, and container files waste case space. You could try to find and delete them manually, but there's a better option: Use eDiscovery software that does it for you automatically, instead. Here's what you need to know...

Well-designed analytics help you spot patterns in eDiscovery data. But are they worth the cost? Thankfully, next-generation eDiscovery services offer essential analytics at surprisingly affordable prices. These essentials include (1) Case size, (2) Tag info, (3) File-family records, (4) Processing information, (5) Primary dates, (6) Email metadata.