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Taming the Beast

Corporate law departments acknowledge the need to manage and control the unabated and explosive growth of digital information, yet understand that the traditional approach will not work. Compounding the problem are regulatory and privacy issues.

33 minute read July 01, 2013 at 04:04 PM
By
Laurie Fischer And Heather Yanak
Taming the Beast

Ninety percent of information in existence today was created in the last two years and experts estimate that, currently, over 90% of corporate data is in a digital format.

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