Date: Thursday, December 12, 2019
Time: 1:00 pm ET
Duration: 1 hour
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Modern business communications and the way people interact have rapidly evolved and continue to change. Multimedia, collaborative workspaces, and social media are making communications more dynamic, interactive, and friendlier than ever—empowering collaboration and innovation. These modern communication platforms create vast volumes of data that are less structured than traditional data sources, and these tools are not built with data preservation, retention, and governance in mind.
We are at a crossroads of data management, one that requires not only a new way of thinking but close collaboration between legal and IT, specifically, to fully leverage the benefits of collaboration for forward-thinking enterprises.
In this discussion, panelists will explore how cross-departmental teams can work together to tame the modern enterprise collaboration beast. Panelists will discuss:
- What is the new communication paradigm and how does it differ from traditional forms of communication?
- Why do traditional approaches to both governance and ediscovery need to evolve?
- Best practices for addressing preservation, collection, and discovery for collaboration apps, websites, and complex dynamic data.
- Strategies for data governance, security, privacy, and retention.
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Meghan Brosnahan
Director, eDiscovery & Information Governance
Uber
Meghan Orlins Brosnahan is the Director of eDiscovery and Information Governance for Uber charged with building standards, measuring and maintaining costs, and advising the organization on eDiscovery and Information Governance globally. She manages legal and programmatic issues surrounding the lifecycle of data in relation to litigation, investigations, and general data reporting. Ms. Brosnahan’s defensible and innovative eDiscovery model combines workflow, technology, and standards. Ms. Brosnahan and her team leverage eDiscovery technology to facilitate making evidence-based decisions related to M&A, privacy, deals, contracts, investigations, litigation, and governance.
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Cortney VanDenburgh
E-Discovery Manager - Global Litigation
CBRE
Cortney Starble VanDenburgh is the Ediscovery Manager at CBRE, the largest commercial real estate services and investment firm in the world. Based in Los Angeles, California, CBRE operates in more than 450 offices worldwide and has clients in more than 100 countries. Cortney and the team she leads apply modern technology and strategy to manage ediscovery collections and processing and legal holds for most small litigation matters in house.
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Brad Harris
Vice President, Product
Hanzo
Brad Harris is the VP of Product at Hanzo, a pioneer in the contextual capture, and preservation of dynamic web and collaboration content for corporate legal and compliance departments. He leads product vision and innovation for the company. Brad has more than 30 years’ experience in the high technology and enterprise software sectors, including assisting Fortune 1000 companies to enhance their e-discovery preparedness through technology and process improvement. Brad is a frequent author and speaker on data preservation and e-discovery issues and is a member of The Sedona Conference WG1.
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Larry Briggi
eDiscovery Consultant
Xact Data Discovery
Mr. Briggi has over 30 years providing innovative technology and process solutions to the legal industry. Half of that time has been working within 5 major law firms as Litigation Support and IT Manager, while the other half has been working in consulting firms providing services to corporations, government agencies and law firms. He has built award-winning solutions, served as eDiscovery Expert, Expert to the Special Master, authored Fact and Expert reports and testified.
He is currently on long term assignment focused on corporate in-house process improvement.
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Deanna Blomquist
Sr. Manager - eDiscovery & Third-Party Management
Dish Network
Deanna Blomquist the Sr. Manager of IT-eDiscovery for DISH. She provides strategic leadership and direction for the delivery of technology and professional services in support of DISH’s eDiscovery and Information Governance program. She has been in the eDiscovery and Litigation Support industry for eleven years, having served as a Director for the delivery of litigation support services for three AmLaw 75 law firms prior to her role at DISH.
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