Data consolidation is a critical outcome of any successful eDiscovery data migration strategy, but with the rapid increase in data volumes and the proliferation of new data sources from workplace applications, it has become a challenging task for many IT and legal teams.

Consolidating vast amounts of data from multiple sources into a single, organized repository can be a time-consuming and complex process, but the benefits of doing so are numerous. By having a centralized view of all data, organizations can improve data accessibility, reduce duplication and errors, enhance decision-making and overall data governance, and more effectively manage data risks and comply with regulatory requirements.

Join us as we delve into the challenges and strategies for overcoming the hurdles of eDiscovery data migrations in an era of proliferated data sources from workplace applications.

In this session, you will learn:

• Why data migration and consolidation is essential for successful eDiscovery
• Analyzing data sources and types: the importance of identifying the sources & type of data that need to be migrated
• How data consolidation can mitigate the risks of data loss or incompleteness through data migration
• How to outline the key steps involved in planning and executing a successful data migration project.
• Common challenges in data migration that organizations face and how to avoid these pitfalls

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