Hey Tim Noonan

Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)

During the day I focus on issues involving information and in my free time I turn my attention to the community. With over thirty years of experience, I have seen it all from Y2K to AI. Checkout my Professional Experience page. In my free time I founded the 19th Ward Mutual Aid group. Providing support to the 19th Ward and beyond. Checkout my Volunteer Work page. Thanks for visiting.

CLIENT PROFILE

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is America’s Combat Support Agency and provides all manner of support to Department of Defense units and a host of other whole of government customers around the world. DLA negotiates the contracts with thousands of vendors for all non-combat (lethal force) items for the United States military. These are very large contracts in scope and costs as there are over 3 million personnel currently in the military. Vendors who are not awarded contracts often submit Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to understand why and who was awarded the contracts. DLA is required to provide specific electronic information in cases involving litigation, FOIA requests, Congressional Inquiries, and other similar situations.

Electronically Stored Information Disclosure and Discovery (ESIDD)

I designed and implemented the DLA system that adhered to all phases of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) which identifies stages to govern, identify, preserve, collect, process, review, analyze, produce and present Electronically Stored Information (ESI). The EDRM is a conceptual framework of the Electronically Stored Information Disclosure and Discovery Program (ESIDD) process. This includes: (1) Information Governance; (2) Identification; (3) Preservation; (4) Collection; (5) Processing; (6) Review; (7) Analysis; (8) Production; and (9) Presentation.

Using the Electronic Files Processing for receipt of any electronically stored information (ESI) provided by third parties pursuant to industry standards. The system allowing the capability of importing at least ESIDD databases and associated attorney review data (e.g. tagging, foldering, comments, redactions) conducted on those ESIDD databases to review ESI.

A world-class and streamlined ESI process following the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) using a suite of user-friendly software platforms that ensures our Litigation, FOIA, Legislative Affairs, and Investigation teams can effectively and efficiently accomplish their missions.

Technologies