PORTLAND, OR -- (Marketwire) -- 08/20/08 -- Today, Exterro, a leading provider of legal
hold and discovery management software solutions for the legal industry,
announced that it has been selected by the ILTA conference committee to
discuss the future of discovery process management at the ILTA 2008
Conference at the Gaylord Texan in Dallas, Texas. This educational session
titled "FORGET THE ROADMAP: Get GPS for Discovery Management" will provide
insight on how corporations and law firms can more efficiently and
effectively manage the discovery and litigation support lifecycle by using
Exterro Fusion Legal Hold and Discovery Management software. The session is
part of the State of the Art Technology track and will take place on
Monday, August 25, 2008 from 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at the ILTA Conference
2008. For more information, go to www.iltanet.org.
"Many litigators, e-discovery managers and litigation support professionals
have been looking for state of the art solutions like Exterro Fusion, but
were not aware of these types of solutions in the marketplace," said Bobby
Balachandran, CEO of Exterro. "We're excited to present Exterro Fusion at
ILTA 2008. The solution enables users to have complete visibility into the
litigation support and e-discovery process -- a task that many Fortune 2000
companies have been asking about for years."
About the session:
Discovery case management and legal hold processes are on the forefront of
discussion in the industry.
Using a combination of stories from the trenches as well as a hands-on
demonstration of Exterro Fusion, Chad Papenfuss, VP of Operations at Certus
EDM, LLC, and Bobby Balachandran, CEO of Exterro, will discuss how
automation and integration of e-discovery processes can empower law firms
and corporate legal departments to mitigate risk, control costs, reduce
turn-around time and gain a competitive edge over opposing counsel. They
will also discuss how legal teams can take more control of the litigation
hold and discovery workflow management processes through automated and
managed processes which are consistent and defensible.
Session participants will walk away from the session knowing effective
legal hold management techniques including how to proactively prepare for
litigation holds, leverage technology to mitigate risks and reduce costs,
monitor compliance and dynamically manage data maps. They will also learn
effective discovery management strategies including how to achieve hands on
electronic discovery management, how to standardize and streamline
end-to-end workflows, how to integrate collection, processing, review and
production and how to manage vendors and internal resources and how to
reduce the risks and costs associated with electronic discovery.
Also at ILTA, Exterro will demonstrate its comprehensive litigation-support
lifecycle-management solutions at Booth #204. To set up a private
appointment, call 503-594-0920. For more information, go to
www.exterro.com.
About Exterro
Serving the Fortune 1000 and Amlaw 200 law firms, Exterro is the leading
provider of advanced workflow technology and automation solutions
exclusively for legal hold and discovery management. Exterro Fusion helps
legal teams control litigation and discovery processes and costs by
tightening collaboration between outside counsel, in-house legal teams,
service providers and experts. Exterro believes that process automation and
improvements in litigation, especially in discovery, can be learned from
the quality improvement successes of other industries and disciplines.
Exterro's easy-to-use, quick-to-deploy and simple-to-integrate management
platforms are built on a patent-pending, open architecture that integrates
seamlessly with existing business processes and systems. A built-in
management workflow engine provides cost controls, delivers time savings
and reduces risks throughout the litigation support process. Exterro is
headquartered in Portland, Ore. The company also has offices in San
Francisco, Chicago, New York and Dallas. Find out more about Exterro and
its technologies at www.exterro.com.
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