Information Governance is the work that goes into eDiscovery before an individual case is created. But what has taken so long for organizations to fully integrate the two disciplines? Join Michael Quartararo and Nick Inglis as they discuss research and excerpts from Nick’s new book, and examine the history and future state of Information Governance and eDiscovery.

Join host Nick Inglis & guests, Frederic Bourget, Ann Snyder, and Steve Weissman, as they discuss how information governance rose to prominence and what it means for the future.

Join host Nick Inglis & guest, Jeffrey Wolff, as they discuss how corporate legal departments can get started with Live EDA for Legal Hold.

As we wrapped up the last Morning Show of 2021, Nick was joined by Dean Brown, CEO at IPRO, to discuss evolving trends in eDiscovery and Governance that have taken place in 2021. They talked about why there’s been a rise in proactive risk reduction strategies and more integration of governance and discovery. They also discussed how organizations are using AI to drive real efficiencies internally and open up new offerings from partners.

Join host Nick Inglis for the IPRO Morning Show on LinkedIn Live or Twitter as he invites featured guests to confront the most challenging topics in eDiscovery and Information Governance with guests Frederic Bourget (Director of Product, IPRO) & Daniel Schuuring (Director of Product Management, Zylab [an IPRO company]). With the work from home mandate continuing into a second year, Legal Hold has become increasingly complex as data types, locations, and quantity continues to expand across platforms. Join us for a candid conversation about when you actually need to begin a legal hold now, who should own or manage it, and how to determine if it’s working. We’ll discuss how ephemeral data can be edited and the impact on legal hold, when you should begin looking at automated solutions, and the challenges of deploying legal holds manually using Excel.

The IPRO partner community is made up of law firms, consultancies, service providers, and even other software providers. But why do such a diverse set of companies rely on IPRO software to expand their business, drive new revenue, and achieve better client delight? On the next IPRO Morning Show, we’re joined by Charles Nguyen, IPRO’s Director of Strategic Partnerships, who will explain why such partnerships are essential to business growth, and how no matter what your organization’s role is in the information space, IPRO’s expanded partner universe can help facilitate your success.

For this show, Nick Inglis will be joined by Ryan Joyce to discuss Migrating your IG and eDiscovery to the cloud: The challenges and benefits.

COVID-19 has forced a digital transformation across all economic sectors but perhaps impacted the legal industry to a much higher degree than other regulated industries. Many law firms had to transition from accessing sensitive client data exclusively when connected to their on-premises servers, to allowing employees full remote access to files, relying heavily on cloud-based data sharing tools, and use of collaboration platforms like Zoom and Teams to work with clients. This overnight “lift and shift” allowed the legal industry to continue to thrive during a global pandemic, however, many law firms didn’t keep up with the compliance and information governance regulations regarding how unstructured data should be stored, shared, and protected now that it lives in the cloud. In this episode of the IPRO Morning Show, Nick Inglis talks with Pierre Chamberland about how this has resulted in the “IG Malpractice” conundrum that is affecting up to 80% of legal firms worldwide.

Wake up with IPRO! Join us for the first edition of the IPRO Morning Show with Nick Inglis as we confront the most difficult topics in eDiscovery. First up: AI and Machine Learning without changing the way you practice with our guest, Sarai Schubert, COO of IPRO.