GATHER ESI IN ONE PLACE FOR STREAMLINED SEARCH AND RETRIEVAL
RDM is a real-time data management and Azure Cloud archive system. Automatically ingest ESI (Electronic Stored Information) from any target location in the world email, file shares, social media, and legacy archives. Get the full value of your corporate information by transforming it into a rich source of business intelligence. With Archive2Azure, the intelligent information management and archiving solution built on Azure Services, you’re able to eliminate cloud vendor lock-in and maintain control over all your corporate information while leveraging your data to reduce information management and storage costs by as much as 90%.
intelligent Information Management in the Cloud
Centralize data for easy search
Connect to any data repository – 400 available connectors,
On-staff developers write custom APIs for custom repositories
Automatically rerun searches on new data
Automate data collection
Eliminate need to collect data – RDM proactively archives and indexes materials
Search in real time, up to and including emails sent just minutes before a legal request
Immediately resolve what once took days, weeks, or months
Execute strategic retention policies
Meet regulatory and business requirements – our experts help you set proper retention schedules
Build policies on any piece or combination of metadata (e.g. custodian name, accounting Delete data to shrink storage and reduce risk)
Lower costs by selectively moving data to Tier II or Cloud storage.
Preserve forensically sound files
Prevent spoliation and employee noncompliance – Journal email and electronic files
Comply with FRCP – full audit history with SHA-2 self-authentication
Store data in single-tenant dedicated servers at SOC 2 compliant, Tier III data center with N 1 redundancy
Defensibly implement legal holds
Apply holds to custodians, a set of search results, or individual items
Holds automatically apply to new material
Remove hold on one matter without affecting same items being held for other matters