As large-scale Discovery/Disclosure initiatives become more time-consuming and costly, the demand to apply intelligent technology and processes that drive defensible results and deliver value during all stages of the discovery process continues to grow.
Our global team blends their technical knowledge, Discovery/Disclosure expertise and understanding of court procedures across multiple regions to meet your needs. Throughout the Discovery/Disclosure process, our professionals identify relevant information technology (IT) systems, complete Electronic Document Questionnaires (EDQs), and make proportionate and defensible decisions in respect to data.
Our team leverages seven state-of-the-art, secure, stand-alone forensic data centers in New York, Dallas, London, Frankfurt, Zurich, Hong Kong SAR, and Shanghai and in-country RelOne Cloud hosted solutions in Australia, Brazil, China, India, Singapore, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and the United States. We also have the ability to rapidly deploy mobile data processing/hosting labs to any corner of the globe.
Why Data Cleanup Fails – Part Five: Technology
July 25, 2024
In the fifth and final edition of our “Why Data Cleanup Fails” insight series, A&M’s Joe Shepley and Christopher Hockey discuss how technology within organizations can hinder effective data cleanup initiatives. Discover strategies for navigating technology challenges and driving sustainable change.
ChatView: A&M's Tool for Advanced Chat Data Forensic Collection, Analysis and Review
May 22, 2024
ChatView: A&M's Tool for Advanced Chat Data Forensic Collection, Analysis and Review
Why Data Cleanup Fails – Part Four: Culture
April 30, 2024
In the fourth edition of our “Why Data Cleanup Fails” insight series, A&M’s Joe Shepley and Christopher Hockey discuss how culture and ingrained biases within organizations can hinder effective data cleanup initiatives. Discover strategies for navigating cultural challenges and driving sustainable change.
Why Data Cleanup Fails – Part Three: Process
April 2, 2024
In the third edition of our "Why Data Cleanup Fails" insight series, A&M’s Joe Shepley and Christopher Hockey explore the critical role of process in data cleanup and how building strong processes can prevent inconsistent decision making and increased data risk.