Business Challenge

In today's world, litigation is part of doing business. The exponential growth of data, coupled with evolving case law, amendments to the US Federal Rules of Civil Procedure FRCP), the growing European focus on electronic disclosure make responding to litigation costly and complex. eDiscovery can also overlap with internal investigations and audits, records retention guidelines, and compliance requirements. CommVault offers true end-to-end discovery for organizations wanting to reduce the cost, duration and risk associated with these business issues.

CommVault® Solution

CommVault's Simpana® software provides an effective framework for the management of a range of information management activities including retaining and accessing archive email messages, files and documents, along with backup data. All this is achieved from a single console and a single infrastructure, providing the most comprehensive, risk-adverse and cost managed eDiscovery solution that exists today.

• Identify, collect and preserve critical information assets.
• Produce, retrieve and review all discoverable data on demand with a repeatable and defensible strategy.
• Reduce risk and costs related to electronic discovery.
• Manage data from its creation to deletion across all repositories.
• Leverage search across multiple data types from a single platform.
• Provide audit-ready reporting.
• Manage ESI proactively to prepare for data mapping exercises and meet and confer sessions.

A Better Way for Legal Teams

CommVault® Simpana® provides an unprecedented level of business intelligence from all types of ESI. With this intelligence, organizations can rapidly find key evidence, assess their position quickly, and monitor costs, thereby helping to choose the case best strategy earlier in the litigation process.

• Enable efficient end-to-end eDiscovery.
• Simplify and accelerate the review process, saving on outsourced costs.
• Enable global legal holds and Federated search of all ESI.
• Reduce the IT bottleneck associated with eDiscovery.
• Perform early case assessments and prepare for opposing counsel negotiation.
• Weigh the costs of settling vs. the cost of discovery.
• Mitigate the threat of sanctions and fines.