Certified eDiscovery Project Manager, CeDPM
FORMAT/STYLE
Virtual Instructor Led Training (VILT) or Instructor Led Training (ILT).
DURATION
2 days
INTENDED AUDIENCE
- eDiscovery Analysts
- eDiscovery Project managers
- eDiscovery Consultants
- eDiscovery Technicians/Specialists
- Digital Investigators
- information managers
- IT and computer forensic experts of all kinds
- eDiscovery vendors employees
Prerequisite
The main requirement for participating in this training course is having a solid experience of project management and an above general knowledge of eDiscovery.
REGISTRATION
Visit: www.eDiscoveryCertificateCouncil.org/List ofTrainingProviders
Become a CeDPM – Certified eDiscovery Project Manager
The Certified eDiscovery Project Manager, CeDPM, is ideal for eDiscovery
managers, practitioners, specialists, consultants and executives, interested in
proving their knowledge in managing eDiscovery projects and programs.
This certification verifies your expertise in eDiscovery, understanding and
management.
Learning Objectives
This course will help you understand the e-discovery workflow and begin building core competencies to tackle e-discovery projects
Additionally, you’ll learn all the essential concepts of eDiscovery and the obligations imposed on litigants to preserve, collect, review, and produce ESI in the discovery process. You’ll examine the types and characteristics of ESI, along with methods and systems for complying with each step in the e-discovery process.
This course is the official preparation for the Certified eDiscovery Analyst (CeDPM) examination.
The examination will test the professional’s deep technical and managerial knowledge and experience to effectively design, engineer, and manage the overall eDiscovery posture of any eDiscovery project.
Course Outline
What is eDiscovery and electronic store information (ESI)
ESI such as: Emails, Text and SMS messages, Social media communications, Digital photos and videos, Instant messages, Global positioning data, IoT devices, and more
Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM)
Electronic Discovery Reference Model – Stages and Stages Standards
Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) – Limitations
E-Discovery Process Influencers
- Size and Nature of the Company
- Industry
- Data Infrastructure
- Location/Jurisdiction
ISO/IEC 27050
Evaluating eDiscovery Offerings
- Cost
- Features
- Security
- Deployment Options
- Reviews
Team Organisation and Operational Issues
Lawyers – The Good, Bad and Ugly
Spoliation and Sanctions
Evaluating eDiscovery Software Providers
Location of discovered data – an issue?
Discovery requirements and common mistakes
Establish key best practices
- Focus on employee involvement
- Ensure that IT and legal understand each
- Develop good eDiscovery policies.
- Implementing deletion policies
- The importance of litigation holds.
- Implement the right technologies
eDiscovery and the Right to Delete
Case Assessment / Quiz / Practical and Demos
Best practice recommendations