What has been stated is that the review process is the most expansive aspect of edisc (i.e. expansive labor and time and voluminous document). So much so that predictive coding is now not only a tool used for the review process but also has become a topic of its own in the US courts. Is the review process also the most difficult of the edisc process? If you answer ‘yes’ or ‘no’, why do we need predictive coding?
Perhaps some answers (hopefully with relevant questions raised too) will appear in the new book Predictive Coding for Dummies book.

I wonder why there are no Dummies or Idiot’s Guide to the review process, instead one on predictive coding. I guess it is easier to write about a piece of tool/technique and not too easy to write on the review process or not profitable enough to do so.

Please note that I have not included the trademark symbol in this blog & in the blog’s title as I am not referring to Recommind’s patented  ‘predictive coding’.

Embracing technology, including predictive coding, is ultimately a game-changing  ‘war’ (Predictive Coding war breaks out in US ediscovery sector? ).

Let’s hope more predictive coding technology will be deployed for cost cutting the ediscovery costs and not be locked in competition mode.