Rachel Teisch

Rachel Teisch is Senior Director of Product Marketing at OpenText Discovery. She brings nearly two decades of experience in eDiscovery, and is responsible for product marketing for the OpenText Discovery suite of products. She most recently served as Vice President, Marketing, at Catalyst Repository Systems, which was acquired by OpenText in January 2019 and is now part of the OpenText Discovery portfolio.

eDiscovery

Rachel TeischOctober 5, 2021

How to increase billable hours and revenue for your law firm

How much time does the average person spend on their phone? Not surprisingly, a lot. People are spending an average…
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Legal

Rachel TeischJuly 23, 2021

Death, taxes and redaction blunders

Nothing in this world is certain except for death, taxes and redaction failures. Recently, The Register discovered a court document…
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Legal

Rachel TeischApril 5, 2021

Yesterday’s collection woes need not be today’s (or tomorrow’s) problem

Collection is often considered the most technically rigorous and complex phase of eDiscovery—it involves the acquisition of potentially relevant electronically…
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Legal

Rachel TeischJanuary 26, 2021

Solving the review team conundrum

In litigation and investigations, legal teams must collect, process (make searchable) and review often large volumes of electronically stored information…
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Legal

Rachel TeischOctober 26, 2020

Announcing OpenText Legal Tech CE 20.4

Law departments and their external counsel are experiencing a higher volume of work. The explosion of data, new sources of…
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Discovery

Rachel TeischJune 26, 2020

10 steps to modern ESI investigations

Modern electronically stored information (ESI) investigations – interrogating a large collection of electronic documents to quickly answer the key questions…
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eDiscovery

Rachel TeischMay 4, 2020

So, you want to search your own documents for eDiscovery?

When organizations ask, “Can’t we collect our documents ourselves?” the answer is simple. You can, and not only can it…
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Legal

Rachel TeischApril 8, 2020

Announcing OpenText Cloud Editions (CE) 20.2 for Legal Tech

Today, the traditional modes of business communication have literally shut down. Yet litigation, investigations and regulatory compliance haven’t let up.…
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Technologies

Rachel TeischFebruary 6, 2020

How prepared is your IT department for the next legal hold?

Organizations deal with lawsuits all the time – from workplace discrimination, overtime pay, customer injuries sustained on-premises, intellectual property, contracts…
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Legal

Rachel TeischNovember 12, 2019

Announcing OpenText Legal Tech Suite Release 16 EP7

In today’s data-driven environment, quickly finding information is critical for legal teams seeking to gain the information advantage in litigation,…
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Technologies

Rachel TeischSeptember 17, 2019

The lawyer’s growing role in cybersecurity

Managing sensitive legal information has always been complex. Today, it’s more complicated than ever with the rise in cybersecurity threats,…
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Technologies

Rachel TeischAugust 13, 2019

How to manage content chaos

ILTACON has been a staple for legal and IT professionals for over 40 years, and this year’s conference promises not…
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Products

Rachel TeischJuly 10, 2019

Announcing OpenText Discovery Release 16 EP6

In 2016, OpenText™ acquired Recommind, a pioneer in predictive coding; a year later OpenText acquired Guidance Software, the leader in…
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Products

Rachel TeischJuly 10, 2019

What’s new in OpenText for Legal

Today’s corporate law department is expected to operate like any other high-performing business unit: on budget, with measurable results. Yet…
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Technologies

Rachel TeischJune 26, 2019

Is TAR 1.0 dead—or is it long live TAR 1.0?

Technology-assisted review (TAR) keeps getting better as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies improve. But as it improves, some…
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Products

Rachel TeischApril 5, 2019

About that information leak: It’s coming from inside the organization

Law firms are often considered a soft target when it comes to data security: one in five law firms was…
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