Vendors Add XML
So far, the vendors who've announced their compliance with EDRM's new XML standard include: Clearwell Systems; Attenex; MetaLincs; Autonomy Zantaz; Recommind; PSS Systems; and Daticon.
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[Craig] Ball in Your Court
I'd like to see some comments from users rather than vendors. In the UK we on LiST (http://www.listgroup.org) have approached this issue from the users' perspective (rather than just a standardised vendors' load file format) so that different litigation support systems can exchange documents and data as long as the format they use is LiST-compliant.
Interested readers can also see some limited UK discussion on this on another blog: http://theorangerag.blogharbor.com/blog/_archives/2007/10/26/3314669.html
Posted by: Jonathan Maas | November 06, 2007 at 10:47 AM