Zapproved Launches the “Know Now” E-Discovery Challenge

USA/Canada News

01
Feb
2016

Editor

Zapproved, a pioneer in developing cloud-based software for corporate legal departments, today introduced its “Know Now” E-Discovery Challenge microsite to demonstrate the power and value that corporate legal departments can experience when they have instant access to discovery data. 

“How fast can you take a case from zero to understanding, and what does that mean to your bottom line? These are the questions that we want corporate counsel to ponder when they reflect on their current processes and the control they have over them,” said Brad Harris, VP of Products, Zapproved. “Corporations are looking at fivefold data growth between now and 2020, and they need a better way to stem the skyrocketing legal costs and to gain control over their processes for better overall discovery management.” 

The “Know Now” microsite gives corporate legal professionals a hands-on demonstration of the power of cloud computing and its crucial role in helping organizations derive more value from technology investments. The lightning-fast processing power demonstrated on the “Know Now” microsite is achieved through true-SaaS (true cloud) software, and offers the following four benefits: instant access to discovery data, complete control over the process, future-proofing discovery software and predictable affordability. 

As part of the “Know Now” E-Discovery Challenge, individuals will be able to: 

• Experience the ease with which they can now handle e-discovery processing by simply dragging and dropping a data set in for processing, an example of one of many ways data can be ingested.
• Witness the speed with which data is processed and how it is instantly ready to review and tag for privilege and responsiveness—unlocking instant access to case data insights early in the litigation cycle.
• Compare the cost and time required when using current processing methods against the dramatic efficiencies of cloud computing to instantly calculate potential gains in e-discovery ROI.