We are proud to announce that Veritas will be joining us at Technology in Practice 2017 as our exclusive Lunch Sponsor.

The GDPR deadline is right around the corner. And the truth is, compliance isn’t an option—it’s mandatory. Veritas combines market-leading technologies and the expertise of our Professional Services advisors to lead you toward GDPR compliance.

Don't miss the opportunity to hear from the experts at Veritas during the following session:

• Creating an Effective Framework for Regulatory Matters

As we head into the last weekend before Technology in Practice 2016 launches in Toronto, and a bit of calm before what promises to be a very busy but exciting week ahead, we wanted to take a moment to recognize our incredible sponsors.  

These organizations have invested their own time and resources to help us make this conference what it is today. But beyond that, they have helped make our industry what it is today. They are by definition, "Champions of eDiscovery", having had the courage to lead the industry by opening doors for others and pioneering new ways of working.

Thank you to all of our Technology in Practice 2016 Sponsors.

A tidal wave of information growth is adding complexity, cost and risk for most organizations. Multiple analyst firms indicate that data is growing by more than 40% annually—and will likely continue doing so for the foreseeable future. In fact, one estimate indicates that 90% of the world’s data has been generated in just the past two years. Now, many analysts are wondering about the implications of this, including Ase Dragland of Sintef. “Internet-based companies are awash with data that can be grouped and utilized,” he noted. “Is this a good thing?”¹

Veritas Thinks So...

In the recent Global Databerg Report, published by Veritas Technologies, they found:

Our favourite links from around the web to kick off your weekend.

Digital Data and the Need for an Information Governance Strategy

As many are likely aware, Organizational Data is growing exponentially at a rate of 40% or more year over year, and companies are playing catch up when it comes to gaining control over the growth and the implications it has on cost and risk for their business. Organizations have a great need to improve efficiency and a desire to implement process to mitigate risk that can be achieved by implementing a fully formed Information Governance strategy.

This ongoing need to manage and access data is creating cross departmental challenges:

• How does your organization solve for your inability to identify company information assets?

• How do you navigate your inability to decide on which records should be removed from the organization?

• How can you gain control over data that is no longer needed and is costing the company money?