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Exterro - Office 365 & Your E-Discovery Process: What You Need to Know
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Has your company migrated to Office 365 (Skype, SharePoint, Outlook, Exchange, etc.) or contemplating doing so? 70% of Fortune 500 companies use one or more of Microsoft’s cloud offerings. So most likely you’re using Office 365 or will be upgraded to it in the near future.
As you may have heard, Office 365 offers organizations new e-discovery type functionalities that may help preserve, protect, assess, collect and export data when e-discovery activities apply. Even with these capabilities however, it’s imperative you know what types of benefits and risks you face when using Office 365 for e-discovery purposes because using by itself will, for most, not meet your complete e-discovery needs.
In this webcast, learn the pros and cons of Office 365’s built-in e-discovery tools and how those tools can actually enhance existing e-discovery software at your organization
