On July 15, 2009, Evidence Exchange launched its Online Document Review Services practice, fulfilling the wish of our key clients who wanted us to provide this important service. Until then, we were largely an ESI Processing operation, but took two years to develop our world-class business process and complete online document review service offering. During that time, we were surprised to hear the growing dissatisfaction with many of today’s hosted review solutions on the market. No tool seemed to command market loyalty. After analyzing and testing fifteen competing review tools, we decided to base our offering around Kcura’s Relativity Review Tool. Before launching the practice, we took eight months to first integrate Relativity along with our own custom online document review workflows. These custom Evidence Exchange enhancements are designed to optimize the Relativity review experience.
As we accumulate project successes and put our workflows to the test, we are proud to rate our Online Document Review practice on a par with our ESI Processing business. We remain committed to providing the absolute best quality service in the industry. Both new and existing clients have praised our new Online Document Review Services offering. It has brought us closer to our clients as it better exposes us to their real-life needs and business challenges.
We have added experienced practitioners in the Project Management, Workflow Consulting and Training areas and can, through Online Document Review Practice, also feature our leading NYC-based Production capabilities. With this new development, Evidence Exchange provides our Clients with a Single Point of Contact and proven Workflows for ESI Processing, Online Document Review and Production.
Discover Peace of Mind with Evidence Exchange’s Electronic Discovery Processing & On-line Document Review Services!
The average volume of discovery data collected from a custodian has increased more than 500% in the past ten years.
Average user sends 50-150 e-mails per day
96% of information created in a digital (ESI) format
1 GB of e-mail = 75,000 to 100,000 pages (50 boxes)
1 GB of text = 700,000 pages
1 GB of word processing files = 65,000 pages
1 GB of spreadsheet files =175,000 pages (if properly formatted)
1 GB of presentation files = 20,000 pages
1 GB of image files = 15,000 pages
250 GB Drives, if emptied to paper, would create a stack nearly 30,000 ft high!
There are 3-4 new E-Discovery decisions rendered each week, a staggering number considering the non-existence of them five years ago.
