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Microsoft Purview eDiscovery is a powerful starting point for investigations inside Microsoft 365, but complex matters still demand the right expertise. This article explains what Purview can do, where Standard and Premium differ, and when a specialist partner can help teams manage defensible searches, review workflows, cross-platform data, and high-risk investigations with greater confidence.
Proven strategies for tackling large-scale, complex eDiscovery challenges—optimising data collection, leveraging AI tools, and streamlining workflows for faster, cost-effective legal ediscovery.
When eDiscovery first entered the legal tech scene, its mission was clear: streamline the document review process. Early tools focused on keyword searching, email threading,
Choosing an eDiscovery partner isn’t just about size – it’s about expertise, adaptability, and the ability to offer tailored solutions for each matter. Salient’s specialist team delivers hands-on experience, cutting-edge technology, and flexible, responsive support, ensuring every case receives the attention it deserves.
At Salient, we know the best eDiscovery professionals bring a mix of technical know-how and investigative instinct. Riaan van den Berg exemplifies this combination, with a background
In today’s Microsoft-first workplaces, Microsoft Teams has become central to how people communicate, collaborate, and share files. Whether it’s through chat, meetings, calls, or document
At Salient, we pride ourselves on the calibre and breadth of experience within our team. Our people aren’t just technically skilled – they’ve worked at
In today’s legal landscape, managing digital evidence efficiently, predictably, and flexibly isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity. Salient’s subscription-based eDiscovery service, powered by Reveal,
The eDiscovery challenge Combining a larger (200 GB) Microsoft 365 data collection with content from other sources (email archives and fileshare content), presented our client
DSARs (Data Subject Access Requests) have become an inevitable and unenviable part of modern business. If you haven’t experienced one yet, rest assured: it’s coming.