Actual Trends in Mid of 2019

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The most frequently cited trends for 2019 were artificial intelligence, analytics, market consolidation, use of the cloud, and information governance, while the leading areas of investment for 2019 are automation, software to handle smaller matters, metrics, updated systems, and talent.

The report’s key findings include:

• 76% of corporate respondents would consider an e-discovery services subscription to lower their annual spend.
• 88% of corporate respondents prefer multiple pricing options.
• 56% of corporate respondents reported that companies are bringing more of their e-discovery process in-house.
• 76% of corporate respondents noted that the in-house team makes the decision to select an e-discovery provider.
• 71% of corporate respondents recently used managed review services.
• 94% of corporate respondents prefer a long-term partner over a transactional vendor.
• 71% of corporate respondents have integrated their e-discovery tools with Office 365.
• 75% of corporate respondents are engaging in data discovery beyond regulatory or litigation matters.
• 72% of corporate respondents need international e-discovery services.
• 88% of corporate respondents and 100% of law firm partners surveyed would consider storing their e-discovery data in the cloud.
• 88% of corporate respondents and 100% of law firm partners surveyed are using predictive coding.
• 53% of corporate respondents and 71% of law firm partners surveyed reported that the GDPR and the need to identify personal information has impacted their approach to data discovery.

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E-Discovery Unfiltered in 2019: A Survey of Current Trends and Candid Perspectives (Ari Kaplan)