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Siera Data, Reveal team up for legal AI and e-discovery
Global AI-powered e-discovery, review, and investigations platform Reveal and Sydney-based specialised data management company Siera Data are partnering to deliver cutting-edge data solutions for clients and broaden reach across the Asia-Pacific region.
Jerome Doraisamy
Siera Data has selected Reveal as a legal artificial intelligence (AI) and e-discovery partner in a collaboration that will allow the company to leverage the power of Reveal’s AI platform to streamline the e-discovery process, as well as provide clients, which includes law firms, corporations and government entities, with a superior suite of solutions to solve their most challenging data, risk and compliance matters.
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Speaking about the partnership, Siera Data founder and director David Bowie said this was a “transformative moment” for the data management firm.
“Partnering with Reveal allows us to leverage their advanced AI technology, enhancing our ability to deliver swift, accurate, and efficient data solutions to our clients,” he explained.
“Reveal’s reputation in AI-driven e-discovery aligns perfectly with our mission to provide innovative and reliable data management and automation services.”
Reveal founder and chief executive Wendell Jisa added: “We are thrilled to partner with Siera Data, a company that shares our vision for defining success in e-discovery, review and investigations for their clients through flawless automation.”
“Our growing Australia-based team will be working hand-in-hand with the experts at Siera Data to make this collaboration a success by all metrics.”
A statement noted that both companies are excited about the potential benefits this partnership can bring to the wider e-discovery community in Australia, as well as across the APAC region.
“Legal and corporate clients can expect a seamless, end-to-end solution that addresses their wide spectrum of e-discovery needs, including information governance, litigation, corporate governance, and more – all while saving time and resources,” the statement noted.
