By Jason Paroff and Sagi Sam (May 3, 2018, 12:52 PM EDT) -- It is no secret that the age of "big data" is upon us. We are experiencing an exponential growth in electronically stored information. In e-discovery today, the path corporate data takes — from generation to collection to review and production — is all performed electronically. The important data we need is often swimming in a sea of millions of database records, located on the servers of some other company, or in the pockets of hundreds of employees. While data sharing and collaboration become easier, ownership of this data is becoming harder and harder to discern. Devices that were once self-contained and lacked the ability to store, transmit and share anything but the smallest amounts of data now easily store billions of bytes of data, and are connected to networks where that data can be shared, lost, compromised or overlooked....