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An article by Anne Kershaw published by law.com on the corporate counsel webpage.
This article discusses electronically stored information, and provides insight into methods used to reduce costs associated with "legacy" data storage and handling.
The author states, "Even ignoring electronic data discovery costs, the cumulative infrastructure and operational costs of hoarding data and data media are enormous. Many organizations have hundreds of thousands of unneeded tapes and terabytes of electronic files that have not been looked at in years, incurring significant backup, maintenance, and storage costs."
The article provides tips about restoration of data. In addition, the article provides tips for the proper method to delete data.
Keeping digital versions of legal documents is very beneficial to people. It is easier to search particular papers and is easier to organize. However, the downside of it is that they are easy to delete, hack or corrupt. Important digital files must be well-protected. Law firms must make sure that these files are secured and only accessible to authorized persons. document scanning services
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