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				<title>Got Your Head Up In the Clouds?  Additional Concerns Over Cloud Computing</title>
				<pubDate>Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:00:00 -0500</pubDate>
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				<dc:creator>Stephanie M. Maw</dc:creator>
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			<p>In her January 11, 2010 post about Cloud Computing, <a href="http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/concerns-over-cloud-computing">Chris Meer</a> exposed three important considerations when evaluating whether or not to manage critical e-discovery data in the Cloud:&nbsp; 1) the level and quality of your Cloud service provider’s Internet security model; 2) the ability to access your e-discovery data and documents on a 24/7 basis if needed; and 3) the subsequent finely crafted contractual and working relationship with your Cloud service provider that is absolutely required in order to facilitate that access.</p>
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					<div>Tags: <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,bet-the-company-litigation'>Bet-the-Company Litigation</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,Cloud-Computing'>Cloud Computing</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,document-review'>Document Review</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,e-discovery'>E-Discovery</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,edd-processing'>EDD Processing</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,electronic-data-discovery'>Electronic Data Discovery</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,email-retention'>Email Retention</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,esi'>ESI</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,litigation'>Litigation</a>, Outsourcing, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,risk-assessment'>Risk Assessment</a></div>
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				<title>Beware of the Downsides of Offshore Outsourcing of Document Review</title>
				<pubDate>Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:00:00 -0500</pubDate>
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				<dc:creator>Clarence  Williams III</dc:creator>
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			<p>There has been an ongoing debate regarding outsourcing litigation support services to offshore countries such as India and Canada.&nbsp; Years ago the debate&nbsp;centered around subjective and objective coding.&nbsp; In recent years the term <a title="" target="_blank" href="http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1200996336809"><font color="#800080">legal process outsourcing (LPO)</font></a> has been an attractive subject in our industry.&nbsp; </p>
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					<div>Tags: <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,document-review'>Document Review</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,e-discovery'>E-Discovery</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,esi'>ESI</a>, <a href='http://e-discovery.kmklaw.com/topic,litigation'>Litigation</a>, Outsourcing</div>
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