DISCO for Government
As data volumes continue to grow, federal, state and local governments are leading the way in the push to innovate for, and with, their citizens. Whether through FOIA requests, investigations, or complex litigation, more and more government agency's are turning to DISCO to provide flexible, cost-effective, and secure technology necessary for any discovery request.
DISCO for Government
Simplify your work
Powered by the most advanced cloud platform and infrastructure available, DISCO remains easy-to-use at any scale. Load data into DISCO with a simple drag-and-drop process that automates document processing and allow you to search, review, and export documents within minutes.
"DISCO's discovery software simply makes life easier. We can drag-and-drop documents into the system, quickly search, review, and respond rapidly to discovery requests."
Reduce risk
DISCO’s native-cloud technology keeps your data secure, confidential, and accessible. Whether at rest or in motion, your data is encrypted to guarantee confidentiality and privacy. DISCO offers robust security that allows you to control who accesses your data at the case, folder and document level.
"Centralizing our management of requests within DISCO has allowed us to work together and quickly address a backlog of cases that were stalled in a collection or review phase prior to the implementation of the system."
Get the most for your money
With DISCO, you get cutting-edge technology and expert services at a predictable price. Flat-rate per gig monthly billing based on the volume of data being reviewed — rather than on hidden processing and production fees — significantly reduces costs.
“Disco’s features saved my client tens of thousands of dollars at the mediation table because I was the only attorney, in any room who had a command over all documents in the case.”
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Forecast Calls for Cloud Computing (Part 2 of 2)
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