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The first report from Exterro on e-discovery maturity found that companies in the financial services and pharmaceutical industries are the most advanced when it comes to the use of e-discovery technology.
March 19, 2019 at 02:59 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
The pharmaceutical and finance industries are the most mature when it comes to the use of e-discovery, according to a report from Exterro released on Monday.
Exterro partnered with EDRM at Duke Law to produce the report, which has responses from 218 different companies with at least 200 employees. All of the answers were anonymized so Exterro only knew the industry of the company and number of employees the respondents had in the company.
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