A new article in SC Magazine (aimed at IT Security professionals) makes the argument for a unified approach to e-discovery and compliance when considering an ECM (enterprise content management) solution. The article lists requirements for a truly effective and comprehensive sytem, and makes the point that much of a company’s valuable data (the article claims 80%) are held outside what is usually captured in an ECM system. The article advocates for integration of “ECM Lite” – an add on to the ECM system that does not fully capture the data into ECM but does enough to enable some control and indexing of that data.

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