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This is part four of the continuing series on two-filter document culling. Please read part one and part two and part three first. Hopefully you will like this part four sequel better than Harper Lee’s sequel.
First Filter
Some first stage filtering takes place as part of the ESI collection process. The documents are preserved, but not collected, nor ingested into the review database. The most popular collection filter as of 2015 is still keyword, even though this is very risky in some cases and inappropriate in many. Quite frankly, keyword filtering and collection is an old black and white type version of e-discovery, one that is rarely used in large cases. Typically such keyword filtering is driven by vendor costs to avoid processing and hosting charges. I have a better solution to the cost issue, certainly better than the sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird, but elaboration would take us too far astray.
Read the complete article at: To Cull a Mockingbird: Popular, but Risky, “Keyword” Collection Filter