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Lexis Nexis Arkfeld's Best Practices Guide: Information Technology Primer for Legal Professionals
This completely revised guide provides a much needed primer in understanding key technological concepts and the information technology infrastructure of organizations.
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The new edition of Arkfeld's Best Practices Guide: Information Technology Primer for Legal Professionals, is a resource for understanding the information technology infrastructure of organizations, locating electronically stored information (ESI), and managing it using computer technology. This primer is intended to be used as a general reference for the identification, preservation, collection and disclosure of ESI.
Contents include:
- Overview of IT in organizations and electronic discovery
- Characteristics & forms of electronically stored information (ESI)
- IT infrastructure: people, hardware, software, networks
- ESI file system, concealment and types
- ESI sources and locations
- Using computer technology to search, identify, filter, review, produce and present ESI
Discounts are available on multiple copies for your law firm, government agency, or other legal organization. Call 1-800-533-1637. Visit our E-Discovery Page for additional information.
The 2021-2022 Edition ISBN was 9781663313782.
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Table of contents
CHAPTER 1 Overview of Information Technology (IT) and Electronic Discovery
CHAPTER 2 Characteristics & Forms of Electronically Stored Information (ESI)
CHAPTER 3 IT Infrastructure: People, Hardware, Software and Networks
CHAPTER 4 ESI File System, Concealment and Types
CHAPTER 5 ESI Sources and Locations
CHAPTER 6 Using Computer Technology to Search, Identify, Filter, Review, Produce
and Present ESI
APPENDIX—INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DISCOVERY QUESTIONS
INDEX
E-DISCOVERY RESOURCES
