Sandline Global Broadens Commitment to Data & Analytics: Adam Poeppelmeier Joins as Director of Business Intelligence
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. - ncarol.com -- Sandline Global, a premier litigation support and eDiscovery service provider assisting legal and compliance teams globally, announced today that Adam Poeppelmeier has joined the company as its Director of Business Intelligence.

In this role, Poeppelmeier will lead the buildout of the company's intelligence platform with a focus on expanding Sandline's data-driven capabilities. He will be key to the rollout of new data-driven products and platform reporting, and will partner with other business units and technology teams across the company to analyze user needs and customize internal and external solutions.

Poeppelmeier blends an extensive background of legal intelligence, data and fraud analytics, practice management and project management that include a stint at UnitedLex, where he served as a senior project manager, and more than 16 years as an analyst and paralegal at Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP in Chicago.

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"Adam's background in business intelligence around legal technology will be significant to Sandline as we evolve the company to provide even greater service to our clients," said Sandline CEO Jon Canty. "Data-driven insights, analytics and automation are going to play an increasingly important role in how projects and cases are managed in the coming years, and the work Adam is doing on this front today will help us establish and expand our product offerings – especially in regard to managed services," Canty added.

Poeppelmeier is a Relativity Certified User whose additional certifications include: Brainspace Specialist, Brainspace Analyst, and Tableau Specialist. All of which uniquely position him to understand and solve for the progressively technical requirements within the eDiscovery industry.

Poeppelmeier said he was drawn to Sandline because of the company's ongoing transformation, where there is an opportunity to build something truly new and innovative. "Sandline is a growing company that is eager to embrace data and the wealth of information available when harnessed.  Data drives so many of our decisions whether we appreciate it or not. Being able to truly harness it in a meaningful way within eDiscovery has huge potential, and it's exciting to bring that to the table for clients in ways they may not be accustomed to," he said.

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About Sandline
Sandline Discovery is a premier litigation support and eDiscovery service provider, assisting legal and compliance teams in the United States and globally. Sandline specializes in delivering innovative digital evidence solutions with exceptional, high-touch service. Providing digital forensics, eDiscovery solutions, document investigations, and compliance consulting services, the Sandline team works alongside law firm, corporate legal, and compliance teams on the most complex discovery matters to deliver insightful service, measurable value and clarity where there's complexity.