electronically stored information: the complete guide to management, understanding, acquisition, storage, search, and retrieval

Writing for attorneys, judges, paralegals, business managers and owners, and garden variety computer users, Matthews explains in as simple language as possible all about what the legal professions knows as electronically stored information (ESI). He says readers may use the book as a reference, looking of specific information when needed, or may read it through to get a comprehensive overview. He covers what electronic information is and why it matters; information technology versus everyone else; where electronically stored information is; allies, owners, and stakeholders; recovery and acquisition; preservation and management; and disseminating and reporting. Annotation ©2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)