In the world of litigation, businesses must manage the process of e-discovery to ensure that they maintain compliance with legal regulations and minimize costs. E-discovery is a form of discovery in which electronically stored information (ESI) is identified, collected, preserved and produced. This type of data can be located on computers or networks, mobile devices, cloud storage or other electronic sources. The need for effective e-discovery management has grown exponentially as organizations move to digital platforms and utilize more sophisticated technologies. There are three primary reasons why companies should proactively manage their e-discovery process: reduce costs associated with litigation and investigations; improve efficiency in document production; and ensure regulatory compliance with data privacy laws.