Litigation Readiness: How an Oil Company Organized and Reduced Their Stored Data

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We all hear corporations talking about putting in place litigation readiness systems. This is all part of the trend to focus on the left hand side of the EDRM framework, as companies seek to be better prepared for future litigation.

Talk the talk, or walk the walk? We hear the talk, but is it actually happening? And how do companies go about it? Here is one company's story.

A multinational oil company wanted to improve accessibility to its electronic records, while also decreasing the network storage burden created by retention requirements. Beginning with an accumulation of hundreds of thousands of employee-generated documents, the team started trying to winnow down years of accumulated files.

What happened next is captured in the new case study: Litigation Readiness: How an Oil Company Organized and Reduced Their Stored Data.

In this case study by Brian Tuemmler of Houston-based Gimmal Group you'll learn:

• How the team reduced network storage by 40%.


• How the team was able to identify key template documents.


• How the legal team was able to implement a tiered disaster recovery solution designed to restore important documents first.