Provided by OpenText2021-12-01T05:55:00
Every investigation brings with it a sense of urgency.
When hit with any unexpected information request, with little time to react, organizations need to quickly size up the task and learn the facts. Yet modern investigations– that is, interrogating a large collection of electronic documents to quickly answer the key questions and locate the critical evidence—are intensely demanding, with added complexities brought on by the proliferation of an increasingly remote workforce and devices.
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