Guest NotesMaureen Holland brings several years of consulting and hands-on legal technology and E-Discovery experience to her position as Global Assurance Services Manager for AstraZeneca. Having had many roles within the E-Discovery industry throughout her career—vendor, consultant, and E-Discovery advisor for both plaintiffs and defense—she has advised senior executive stakeholders, attorneys, paralegals, and clients on different methods of preserving and managing electronic data throughout the entire E-Discovery lifecycle.Guest LinkedInMaureen Holland | LinkedIn Key TakeawaysMaureen draws parallels between her personal achievement of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and her professional journey, underscoring the significance of resilience, determination, and continuous effort in overcoming challenges.The episode explores the need for proactive data management, including data governance, data disposition, and reducing data footprints to mitigate risks and costs.Building trust and fostering collaboration across different stakeholders and departments are highlighted as essential for successful project implementation and organizational change.The theme of simplifying complex workflows and processes to enhance stakeholder engagement and adoption is recurrent throughout the conversation.

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