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With its new offering, Inventus looks to highlight how e-discovery technology can be used for matters with a lower profile but still tied to significant risk.
September 17, 2019 at 09:30 AM
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Deploying an e-discovery platform for anything other than a large investigation or litigation can be seen by some like buying a Mercedes to go to the supermarket: Sure, you got to where you needed to, but did you need to use an expensive tool to do so?
It’s a question that directed the design of a new fixed-price e-discovery platform called Zenith, by management provider Inventus .
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