Gathering Early Case Intelligence: Becoming a Digital Archaeologist
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Despite popular depictions of swashbuckling adventure, archaeological excavations are actually painstaking processes with plenty of documentation and very few whips or fedoras. As the volume of ESI generated by organizations has grown, early case assessment has turned, more and more, into a kind of digital archaeology in search of actionable intelligence: trenching and sampling and sifting through enormous digital dig sites trying to map out the layers, find the key players, determine the important facts, unearth the hot documents, and curate your case. In this one-hour educational webinar, we will review the range of tools and techniques available to you, and discuss when to sift, when to sample, when to grade, and when to call for the expert assistance of Dr. Jones.
Despite popular depictions of swashbuckling adventure, archaeological excavations are actually painstaking processes with plenty of documentation and very few whips or fedoras. As the volume of ESI generated by organizations has grown, early case assessment has turned, more and more, into a kind of digital archaeology in search of actionable intelligence: trenching and sampling and sifting through enormous digital dig sites trying to map out the layers, find the key players, determine the important facts, unearth the hot documents, and curate your case. In this one-hour educational webinar, we will review the range of tools and techniques available to you, and discuss when to sift, when to sample, when to grade, and when to call for the expert assistance of Dr. Jones.
