Another vendor banging the e-discovery drum in the lone star state is CommVault, which today threw its weight behind the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM), an organization for developing e-discovery guidelines and standards.
In addition to Kazeon, Clearwell, and CommVault, FTI Consulting will also be making an e-discovery announcement this week based on technology from its recent Attenex acquisition.
FTI will open up APIs in version 5.0 of Attenexs e-discovery software tomorrow, enabling users to integrate the technology with technologies such as Symantec Enterprise Vault and Kazeons Information Server.
Other vendors demo'ing in Sin City this week include StoredIQ, which unveiled the latest version of its eDiscovery appliance on Monday, and Guidance Software, which recently overhauled the pricing for its EnCase product.
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