Where is data stored? How often is data deleted? Do we have a data map? If not, how do we create one? What are my obligations under the FRCP? Are we compliant? Ever heard these questions before? Data maps serve the purpose of creating business intelligence. They are the ultimate way to understand how your data is being stored. If you don't know where your data lives, then you won't know how to retrieve information when it becomes necessary. Learn what data mapping means and how it will best suit business practice. Discover how to implement an efficient data mapping program and make you and your clients litigation ready.

• How and Where Data is Maintained
• How to Create a Data Map
• Data Mapping for E-Discovery
• The FRCP and Why Data Mapping is Important

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Session Times: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Eastern
Presenter: Susan G. Kavanagh

• How and Where Data is Maintained
• How to Create a Data Map
• Data Mapping for E-Discovery
• The FRCP and Why Data Mapping is Important

SUSAN G. KAVANAGH, RP has more than 13 years of experience in the legal services industry, is a Registered Paralegal (RP) and subject matter expert in electronic discovery, litigation support and litigation readiness. Ms. Kavanagh's experience extends to overseeing and managing litigation support and legal technology services, and consulting with a variety of clients on best practices related to e-discovery and corporate compliance. She is currently the practice manager for FDD USA, LLC, a computer forensics and e-discovery firm in Upstate New York. Ms. Kavanagh consults with law firms and corporations on information management, electronic discovery processes, practice and procedures, litigation support, regulatory compliance, document retention and document destruction practices. Her experience also includes sales of services and account management. Ms. Kavanagh has managed the e-discovery lifecycle on the national and international level and co-chaired the EDRM Code of Conduct working group. She is a national speaker on e-discovery and various continuing legal education topics. As a member of the adjunct faculty of a two local community colleges in their ABA-approved paralegal programs, Ms. Kavanagh teaches paralegal studies and litigation support technology to students who upon graduation, will become valuable members of the legal services team and advance the operations of a law office and litigation practice. She is also the partner relationship manager for Digital Rochester. Ms. Kavanagh's years of experience in the workforce as well as her involvement in professional organizations on the local, state and national level has rewarded her with experience, education and leadership and has helped her build strong relationships both personal and professional.

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