eDiscovery and Governance Software Providing Faster Insights
Interact with data differently by gaining transparency and increased collaboration at every stage.
[ PEOPLE & TECHNOLOGY PROVIDING INSIGHTS INTO DATA ]
Why IPRO? We combine best-in-class information governance and eDiscovery software with predictive analytics to offer the most open and effective solution to data challenges. By transforming the EDRM and thinking “upstream”, we bring insight far earlier into processes, enabling organizations to change the way they interact with their data, eliminate waste, and reduce risk.
ENABLING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATIONS
We enable organizations to search and preserve their information in-place – no matter where it resides. By providing predictive insights before data is even collected, teams inside and outside your organization can collaborate transparently at any stage.
AI-POWERED CLASSIFICATION FOR GOVERNANCE
IPRO uses AI technology to automatically classify your organization’s sensitive data and enhance your security and compliance processes. Now all your teams can have better insight into what information has value, where it resides, who has access, and how long it must be retained.
ADVANCED ANALYTICS FOR EDISCOVERY
Leverage IPRO’s advanced analytics and data visualization as part of your “upstream” eDiscovery process to get early insights into relevant data. Corporate Legal Teams along with their Law Firm and Legal Services Providers ecosystem are enabled to understand, organize, review, process, and produce litigation data of vast sizes and complexity more efficiently and cost-effectively than ever before.
[ PEOPLE & TECHNOLOGY PROVIDING INSIGHTS INTO DATA ]
Why IPRO? We combine best-in-class information governance and eDiscovery software with predictive analytics to offer the most open and effective solution to data challenges. By transforming the EDRM and thinking “upstream”, we bring insight far earlier into processes, enabling organizations to change the way they interact with their data, eliminate waste, and reduce risk.
“The client was so happy, we became their go-to service provider going forward. When they have new cases, we get them all. The technology allows us to lower costs for clients while taking on more business. And the use of Ipro services allows us to ramp up during times of need.”
– Paul McVoy, CEO, Meta-e Discovery
“Our cases average between 100 and 200 gigabytes, but can quickly balloon to multiple terabytes. IPRO allows a strategic and nimble shop like LightSpeed to give white-glove service to all of our clients.”
– Rith Kem, Chief Strategy Officer, LightSpeed
“I’d definitely recommend IPRO to other organizations. For us, it’s worked extremely well. We get multi-faceted use out of the product. We use Archive to keep on-premise email manageable and Assess & Collect to perform fast and accurate searches. If you’re looking for an email, within a couple of seconds, you’ll find it.”
Rod Dusek, Network Engineer, City of St. Cloud
6B
Documents Archived for a Single Client
11 PB
Largest Dataset Processed
3K
Active Clients
47M
Largest Case Record Count
[ LATEST IPRO ARTICLES & RESOURCES ]
Check out some of our recent content around Information Governance, eDiscovery, and Trial Management.
To Address Growing FOIA Backlogs, Government Agencies Need to Govern More
Written by Doug Austin, Editor of eDiscovery Today That’s all we need, right, for our government agencies to govern MORE? Let me explain. We tend to think about government agencies differently from other entities that may have discovery needs and they are different – to a degree. One of the most noticeable differences for Federal […]
Thinking Upstream to Avoid Risky Data Handoffs in Every Stage of Your eDiscovery Process
Written by Jim Gill, Legal Technology Writer The discovery process is traditionally a reactive one, triggered by imminent litigation. This didn’t change when Electronically Stored Information (ESI) was included in that process in 2006. And when one looks at the EDRM (eDiscovery Reference Model), which originated at that time and continues to be the foundation […]
In SaaS Solutions, the Second “S” is Just as Important as the First
Written by Doug Austin, Editor of eDiscovery Today The move to the cloud is well documented and has been happening for years – remote work necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic only accelerated it. . Today, we use cloud-based solutions for everything from office productivity (e.g., M365, G-Suite) to customer relationship management (Salesforce) to billing (Square, […]
Transitioning from TrialDirector 6.8 to ][ TrialDirector (aka TrialDirector 360)
By Susanne Strong, Trainer, IPRO Product Learning Experience Team If your company has recently switched from TrialDirector 6.8 to ][ TrialDirector (aka TrialDirector 360) don’t fret. If you haven’t, check out more about transitioning to ][ TrialDirector. The products might look different with the layouts and workflows contrasting a bit, but the basics are the […]
IG Malpractice: If IG and Compliance are so important for your clients, why are you so bad at following your own advice?
By Pierre Chamberland COVID-19 has forced a digital transformation across all economic sectors but perhaps impacted the legal industry to a much higher degree than other regulated industries. Many law firms had to transition from accessing sensitive client data exclusively when connected to their on-premises servers, to allowing employees full remote access to files, relying heavily on cloud based data sharing […]
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Conference: [email protected] 2021
Watch the 9th annual [email protected] webinar replay for a discussion on AI/Machine Learning, Digitization, FOIA and M-19-21 Solutions.
[ UPCOMING EVENTS ]
Healthcare Law & Compliance Institute
Connect with IPRO at this event to learn more about how IG and eDiscovery can help healthcare organizations increase efficiency and reduce risk.
EDI Leadership Summit breakout session: The Impact of Bias in Facial Recognition Technologies
Jeffrey Wolff will moderate this session which addresses the fairness and concerns in the use/regulations of facial recognition technologies.
