The e-discovery process is highly IT-centric, with large volumes of structured and unstructured information having to be identified, preserved, and collected so that it can be transferred in a compliant manner to the other party for processing, review, and analysis. E-discovery clearly requires significant store resources. E-discovery also requires significant compute resources when advanced data review and analytics technologies are applied to automatically extract legal insights from the ESI corpus. Read more about What is E-Discovery