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> It's because many kinds of lawsuits (not only the government's) can go into discovery and when you have 130k+ employees generating discoverable materials it b
by sobkas 4y ago
> It's because many kinds of lawsuits (not only the government's) can go into discovery and when you have 130k+ employees generating discoverable materials it becomes very costly to search and provide these for lawsuits.
If only they have technology that would help them doing such searches...
- kwertyoowiyop 4y agoThey should train Bard on their internal emails.
- justinclift 4y agoHeh Heh Heh If it's anything like their current search tech, then it's not really fit for purpose eh? Maybe they should outsource this "it needs to work otherwise gov fines!" search piece to something more effective. Like maybe Yahoo? ;)
- admax88qqq 4y agoLiterally every tech company does this. Discovery was different when most communications were in person and company memos we're on paper. Even then companies shredded memos after a while, they're not worth the cost to store them. Now with computers and everyone working via slack all day it's cheap to store everything everyone has said in your company and the laws around discovery haven't been updated so all of that content now has to be checked at the cost of the one being sued.