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FIFA corruption investigation – what’s in the data and how to find it

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Published on: 18 June 2015
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Table of contents

  • Collecting the data
  • Processing the data
  • Investigating the data
  • Predictive coding
  • Structured and Unstructured Data Solutions—enabling a contextual review
  • Email Threading
  • Clustering & Conceptual searching
  • Duplicate and near-duplicate analysis

Article summary

Dispute Resolution analysis: Dominic Tucker, Senior Consultant at Anexsys Ltd, considers the ways in which and the challenges the Swiss investigators may face in managing the data collected in their investigations into Fifa’s alleged corruption.

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