what does technology assisted review really mean? [infobite]

Technology Assisted ReviewAs the amount of information being stored by law firms and corporations compounds at break-neck speed, organizations are left with a difficult decision: integrate technology assisted review (TAR) with existing legal practices, or attempt to brave the ediscovery data tsunami alone.

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Defining

Deduplication» Globally or by custodian

Visual Analytics» Language identification» Email threading» Topic grouping» Communication mapping

Search» Keyword search» Concept search

Predictive Coding» Prioritization» Categorization» Active learning

Workflow/Reporting» Auto batching» Dynamic routing» Metrics based results

TechnologyAssistedReview

TAR broadly encompasses many forms of document review technology specifically designed to enable attorney reviewers on document analysis teams to work more efficiently and ease the burdens of standard linear review. A smart litigation team will make an informed tactical decision about which forms of TAR are best suited to efficiently and defensibly conduct ediscovery according to the needs of a particular case.

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