Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Situational Awareness for the eDiscovery Practitioner



http://ow.ly/6APWh

Article on the EDD Update blog, posted by Albert Barsocchini, Esq.

This article discusses the specific circumstances of a project at hand, and how this is an important factor for eDiscovery.  As the author states, "In e-discovery, maintenance of situational awareness occurs through effective communications and a combination of the following actions:
  • Recognize and make others aware when the team deviates from standard operating procedures.
  • Monitor the performance of other team members.
  • Provide information in advance to the team.
  • Identify potential or existing problems.
  • Demonstrate awareness of task performance.
  • Communicate a course of action to follow.
  • Demonstrate ongoing awareness of mission status.
  • Continually assess and reassess the situation in relation to the mission goal(s).
  • Clarifying expectations of all team members eliminates doubt."
P.S. As the article concludes, "The bottom line, assuming everything is "under control" is a common mistake. When we lose situational awareness in eDiscovery, we increase the potential for human error and mistake."


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