eDiscovery
May 21, 2008
I’m at the Enterprise Search Summit in New York City. There’s quite a bit of talk about eDiscovery. What’s missing are a number of vendors who compete in this market sector. To fill this gap, here’s a partial list of vendors in this sector. Let me know if you have others whom you want me to add to this list.
| Company | Comment |
| AlphaLit | Litigation support and discovery document management |
| Applied Discovery | Electronic discovery |
| Digital Mountain Inc. | Discovery management – electronic discovery, computer forensics,data collection, filtering and processing |
| Discovery Mining | Hosted platform to manage electronic documents for regulation, retention and litigation. |
| EED, Inc. | Electronic evidence discovery |
| eMag Solutions | Electronic discovery, data conversion and data recovery, computer forensics |
| Global Digital Forensics | Computer forensics, electronic discovery, security auditing |
| InterLegis | Electronic discovery and data analytics |
| Kroll Ontrack | Electronic discovery, computer forensics, ESI consulting |
| LDiscovery | Electronic discovery and digital forensics |
| LitSoft, Inc. | Electronic discovery (Web 2.0) |
| Oce Business Services | Document process support, archiving and records management services |
| Recommind | Electronic discovery, enterprise search, email and information access management |
| RenewData | Electronic discovery, ESI risk management, evidence storage |
| RVM Inc. | Litigation support, document and content management |
| Techlaw Solutions | Electronic discovery,litigation support, information management |
Stephen Arnold, May 21, 2008
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Hello,
I think you should also add ZyLAB (http://www.zylab.com) as a vendor!
Regards,
Marnix Jansen
Thanks for the suggestion. ZyLAB is profiled in my new study Beyond Search and identified as an up and coming search vendor. I did not intend this list on my free Web log to comprehensive. Indeed, I am holding back information that appears in my for fee studies. Therefore, no ZyLAB in this posting. I have some rules, and i try to follow them to avoid undercutting the fine publishers who sell my studies.
Stephen Arnold, June 17, 2008