The sheer amount of data created in a single day is staggering. On average—294 billion emails, 65 billion WhatsApp messages, and 500 million tweets are sent every day globally. By 2025, it is estimated that 463 exabytes of data will be created each day. And the ease with which such information can be exchanged and stored has only increased. Filing cabinets have been replaced with email and file servers, storage arrays, jump drives, desktops, and even smartwatches—all of which could store relevant information in a legal case and are subject to eDiscovery. The rapid increase of cloud-based collaborative tools means O365 eDiscovery should be considered, as many early eDiscovery efforts focused mainly on on-premise data. Without proper solutions, data custodians, administrators, and legal counsel cannot effectively (and efficiently) compiled and preserve relevant information for legal, regulatory, and compliance purposes. Organizations who fail to have a game plan to meet new legal requirements for eDiscovery could be facing severe adverse consequences. Because of this, eDiscovery compliance should be a priority for any organization.