“Software developers on the outskirts of the e-discovery field
are working on several open-source projects to make the electronic
search-and-analysis process into a cost-free, standards-based
proposition.“Independent projects are underway from a contract programmer in
Houston, a team of information management experts throughout Europe
and Australia, and a search engine consulting firm in Virginia.
Their mutual goal: to help companies get respectable e-discovery
software and make the technology feasible for every size of lawsuit
and budget.”
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