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The mission of the EDRM Search Project is to provide a framework for defining and managing various aspects of Search as applied to e-discovery workflow.
E-discovery practitioners use several search techniques for collecting, culling, filtering, locating and classifying electronically stored information (ESI). By specifying the type of search, its behavior and expected results, the uncertainty and incompleteness of search can be addressed.
The EDRM Search Guide
EDRM Search Guide – PDF version
EDRM Search Guide – Word version
Babs,
Thanks for your rousing endorsement. I am glad your team found the search project valuable.
venkat rangan
(Search Project co-lead)
Hi Venkat,
The Search Project site does not contain any data – only a forum for discussion. Can you take a look. Maybe something is amiss —
GB
GB Singh,
Search downloads can be found at: http://www.edrm.net/resources/downloads.
Regards, Tom
GB,
Thanks for pointing this out. I have fixed the problem – I hope. If I missed anything, please let me know.
George
I just wanted to pass on this link for a Call for Speakers for the Enterprise Search Summit to be held in DC Nov 16 – 18. Deadline for submission is March 24. http://www.enterprisesearchsummit.com/fall2010/CallForSpeakers.shtml It might be a good venue to present the EDRM Search Guide.
The Spring Enterprise Search Summit is at the Hilton New York, May 11-12, 2010.
Thank you Search Project! Finally had a chance to support a client w/a section from the Search Guide on the potentially overly inclusiveness of searching for the terms privileged/confidential to find privileged documents.