In this day and age, no matter where an individual goes, new raw data is being created and collected. A cell phone can be tracked through its Wi-Fi connection as one walks through the mall to alert stores of their shopping patterns. When using a badge to enter a secured building, a transaction is recorded as to the time and location an individual entered. From accounting and fulfillment systems to web logs and access monitors, the use of databases have become pervasive throughout corporations and our everyday life. In this session, the presenter will explore the complexities surrounding the collection and analysis of “Big Data” and how it applies to corporate investigations and litigation.