August 25th, 2021
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT
See how to get faster access to the facts in ECA and investigations
One of the biggest challenges to getting early insight into data for early cases assessment (ECA) and investigations is the disparate stand-alone collection, processing, and analysis tools. Yet in any investigation or pre-litigation assessment, time is of the essence to manage risk and costs.
See how to speed access to the facts with OpenText™ Axcelerate™ Investigation, an integrated platform for ECA and investigations with front-ended analytics and machine learning.
Join Brett Burney, principal of Burney Consultants, Anna Mercado Clark, a partner at Phillips Lytle LLP, and OpenText experts for a live review and demo of Axcelerate Investigation. You will see:
- Why gaining early insight into your data is critical
- Client challenges that this new platform solves
- Use cases and benefits of a next-generation platform
- A live demo of Axcelerate Investigation in action
Register now to see the latest technological innovation in practice.
Speakers
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Brett Burney
Principal
Burney Consultants LLC
Brett provides independent and expert consulting services to corporate executives and legal professionals. He helps clients bridge the chasm between the legal and technology frontiers of eDiscovery and speaks often about legal and technology developments.
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Anna Mercado Clark, CIPP/E, CIPP/US
Partner
Phillips Lytle LLP
Anna leads Phillips Lytle’s Data Security & Privacy and eDiscovery & Digital Forensics Practice Teams and focuses on complex discovery and digital forensics, cybersecurity, data privacy, and commercial litigation. As a former Assistant District Attorney, she also handles white collar criminal matters and investigations.
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Adam Kuhn
Principal Solutions Consultant
OpenText
Adam is a Rossman award-winning author and attorney specializing in legal technology, eDiscovery, and IP. He holds an advanced certification with OpenText Axcelerate, maintains research programs around AI in law, and assists in the construction of empirical consumer surveys.
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Wendy Cole
Director of Product Marketing
OpenText
Wendy has been involved in the development of eDiscovery in Canada from both a technology and policy perspective for over a decade. She received her B.A. from the University of Toronto and her LLB from Queen’s University law school. She practiced civil litigation in Toronto for seven years.
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