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Where is eDiscovery infrastructure headed, and what's driving the decision? With major platforms standardizing in the cloud, legal teams face real choices about deployment, data sovereignty, and AI access.

This five-question survey takes under three minutes, and your anonymous responses will help build an industry-wide picture we'll share back with all participants.
1.Does your organization currently use an on-premises or privately-deployed eDiscovery solution? (i.e., a platform that runs inside infrastructure your organization or your client controls — your own data center, a dedicated cloud tenancy like AWS or Azure, or bare-metal — rather than a vendor-hosted multi-tenant SaaS environment.) (Required.)
2.Approximately what percentage of your matters require on-premises or private deployment for reasons such as data residency, privacy or security? (i.e., a requirement that the matter cannot be hosted in a multi-tenant public cloud or must remain in a specific jurisdiction because of client outside-counsel guidelines, sector regulators, cross-border data transfer rules, and/or government/defense contractual obligations.) (Required.)
3.There has been a recent industry trend across providers toward standardizing eDiscovery platforms in the cloud. If your organization currently runs on an affected on-premise or private deployment platform, which of the following best describes your response to this shift?(Required.)
4.Of the deployment-decision factors below, which TWO carry the most weight in your decisions today? Pick exactly two.(Required.)
5.For matters that require on-premises or private deployment, how important is it that you have access to the same modern AI capabilities your vendor offers in its cloud/SaaS product? Examples of modern AI capabilities: generative AI review, conversational search over case data, AI model reuse across matters.