Been pre-occupied with lots of non IT, non ediscovery/disclosure stuff lately 
In the midst (and aggro?!) of changing my broadband internet provider & coping (fiddly) with mobile internet.
How about this for a refreshing read? Just one page on the Zen and the Art of Disaster Recovery.
Compared this with an article (from technolawyer.com – posted below) on ‘everything you need to know…over more than one page
Maybe soon someone will be enlightened & come up with the Zen and the Art of edisclosure/discovery. That would indeed be more than refreshing read.
Enjoy!
March 11, 2008TECHNOFEATURE: EDISCOVERY: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RECORDS MANAGEMENT, IDENTIFICATION, AND PRESERVATION -- PART 2 OF 2 By Bruce A. Olson (This article is a TechnoLawyer Exclusive.) SYNOPSIS Ask a litigator what topic weighs heavily on their mind these days and often you'll hear eDiscovery. But litigators are not the only legal professionals who need to understand the impact of eDiscovery on their day-to-day work -- even prior to any threat of litigation. In this two-part article, trial attorney and legal technologist Bruce Olson once again delves into the complex world of eDiscovery, this time addressing the first three stages of George Socha and Tom Gelbmann's Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) <http://www.edrm.net>: Records Management, Identification, and Preservation. Last week Bruce discussed Records Management. This week he covers Identification and Preservation. Part 2 contains 1,532 words.