Rigorous Test Leads to New Certified E-Discovery Specialist (CEDS) Credential
The Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists today released the first independent certification examination ever offered in the e-discovery field. More than 50 e-discovery, psychometric, and certification experts devoted over 1,000 hours to create the landmark psychometrically-sound examination. The eight-month process included a 272-item international survey, which received more than 400 responses.
The CEDS examination tests a candidate's knowledge in areas from cost controls, litigation and preservation holds, budgeting and ethics to project management, technology, data culling, document reviews and cross-border discovery. The CEDS examination is not a test of knowledge of any product, training course or software.
The legally defensible examination is offered at 519 highly-secure and proctored ACEDS-Kryterion Testing Centers worldwide, including 314 in the US and 28 in Canada.
To learn more, click here.
The CEDS examination tests a candidate's knowledge in areas from cost controls, litigation and preservation holds, budgeting and ethics to project management, technology, data culling, document reviews and cross-border discovery. The CEDS examination is not a test of knowledge of any product, training course or software.
The legally defensible examination is offered at 519 highly-secure and proctored ACEDS-Kryterion Testing Centers worldwide, including 314 in the US and 28 in Canada.
To learn more, click here.
