It's helpful to understand that eDiscovery platforms have different search technologies under the hood. Historically, dtSearch was used due to affordability and ease of implementation. More recently, open source and free search technologies have become available. The most widely used is Lucene, which major companies use in eDiscovery and the general technology world.
This article was posted as original content on the ACEDS Blog, and written by Gavin W. Manes.
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