The report cites StoredIQ’s innovative, proactive approach to indexing and classifying data as a key differentiator in eDiscovery and Information Governance.  Since StoredIQ indexes and classifies data well before a discovery action, companies retain only the information that is required for either legal or business reasons. Because of this, organizations are better prepared for potential eDiscovery, pay less for storage and archiving — and gain better information governance and more effective information management for business decision support.

Taming Big Data means breaking from the traditional model of continuously moving data to new storage repositories reactively. We believe our inclusion in Gartner’s Cool Vendor report is confirmation that StoredIQ’s ‘active information management’ solutions provide the kind of unique benefits that resonate in today’s market – from real-time data intelligence to proactive eDiscovery and policy-based governance.

[1] Gartner “Cool Vendors in Risk Management, Privacy and Compliance, 2012″ by Carsten Casper, Khushbu Pratap, French Caldwell, Andrew Frank, Robin Wilton, April 24, 2012.

We are pleased to be one of the first technology companies from Austin to receive this award. The recognition demonstrates the success StoredIQ is continuing to gain throughout 2011. With the growing rate of unstructured data accumulating exponentially in corporations, IT infrastructures are becoming increasingly more complex. The large amount of electronically stored information (ESI) increases corporations’ legal and IT departments risk and creates challenges in a number of areas including litigation and compliance.

StoredIQ has been at the forefront of these challenges by designing our Information Intelligence Platform to provide legal and IT teams with ways to automate and manage its ESI while addressing pending litigation, audit or compliance issues. Our eDiscovery, Records Management, and Governance and Compliance solutions were created to alleviate the burden of ESI while reducing cost and risk for specific applications.

Our recent eDiscovery risk assessment service for SharePoint, which was launched in March, is an example of how we’re always striving to improve our customers’ information management strategy. We understand SharePoint’s growth in enterprises with more users and databases than ever. In today’s litigious environment our eDiscovery risk assessment service delivers our customers a cost-effective and efficient way to manage and minimize their SharePoint risk by analyzing the data where it natively resides, which eliminates the need to move data to another environment for eDiscovery matters.

We are also continuing to grow as a company and are currently looking to add to our talented employee roster. Suitable candidates in marketing, administration, sales and engineering are welcome to inquire about open positions. Please visit our careers page for more information.

“StoredIQ’s inclusion on the list is based on the innovative technology of its information intelligence platform. Additionally, StoredIQ continues to provide their customers a cost-effective solution that helps them understand their complex information infrastructure and derive true business value from that data.”

We are honored to again receive this recognition by KMWorld, which is a true testament to our continued momentum in delivering innovative and market-driven solutions. Our customers rely on StoredIQ to gain intelligence from their information to meet their compliance, governance and eDiscovery requirements, while reducing cost and risk in the process.

The KMWorld Award is a capstone to a very successful year for us. StoredIQ made several significant announcements in the past year, including closing $10 million in new investment financing in October. We also announced product enhancements, including version 6.0 of our Information Intelligence Platform, which empowers corporate counsel with a legal-friendly, best-of-breed eDiscovery application to address the wide range of legal discovery requirements, including search, identification, collection, early case assessment and analysis, as well as legal hold and review.  Additionally, earlier this year, we announced extended support for Microsoft SharePoint, enabling the most accessible, robust, and complete support for SharePoint on the market today.

“StoredIQ continues to deliver an industry leading product that provides customers with deep intelligence and understanding into their data and gives them the ability to quickly act on that information – this is why StoredIQ is again on our list of Trend-Setting Products.”

Hugh McKellar, editor in chief of KMWorld

StoredIQ recently announced the availability of its 6th generation award-winning solution. StoredIQ 6.0 is designed to empower corporate counsel with a legal-friendly, best-of-breed application – eDiscoveryManager – that addresses the wide range of legal discovery requirements, including search, identification, collection, early case assessment (ECA) and analysis, as well as legal hold and review. By integrating an easy to use eDiscovery application with the power of the StoredIQ platform, legal teams have a single solution to make more informed strategic decisions in less time, cut the cost of litigation and reduce legal risk.

We are very pleased to again be recognized by KMWorld and its judges. The continued recognition as a Trend-Setting Product of the Year is a testament to our dedication and commitment to enabling organizations to manage their information according to its business value and reduce cost and risk in the process.

Network Products Guide, an industry leading information technology research and advisory guide has named the StoredIQ Intelligent Information Management Platform, a winner of the 2010 Product Innovation Awards in the eDiscovery category. This annually venerated award recognizes and honors vendors, large and small, from all over the world with innovative and ground-breaking products that are bringing essential and incremental changes and are setting the bar higher for others in all areas of information technology.

“We congratulate StoredIQ on this award,” says Rake Narang, editor in chief at Network Products Guide. “As companies continue to struggle with the risk and cost of eDiscovery, a repeatable and cost-effective process will become increasingly important. StoredIQ provides a solid foundation for managing that process, while giving companies a better understanding when formulating their legal strategy.”

This award is the third in a recent string of recognition StoredIQ has received including KMWorld’s 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management, and inclusion as a finalist for the InfoSecurity Products Guide Excellence Awards in the  eDiscovery category.

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The editors of KMWorld Magazine have named StoredIQ one of the 100 Companies that Matter in Knowledge Management for 2010. In its tenth year, this prestigious recognition distinguishes organizations in knowledge management that demonstrate commitment to customer-driven innovation and exceptional market agility. The list was compiled through a collaborative effort of independent judges.

“StoredIQ does more than offer sophisticated technology,” says Hugh McKellar, editor in chief of KMWorld. “We selected StoredIQ because of its excellence in the information management field and for continuing to offer their customers one of the most elegant and cost-effective solutions to manage their complex information infrastructure across the enterprise.”

KMWorld’s recognition validates StoredIQ’s achievements and further exemplifies the success we are experiencing. We recently announced Analyze Anywhere, an innovative approach enabling early case assessment (ECA) prior to preservation and collection, without requiring the movement of data from where it natively resides. This powerful ability to perform early case analysis on data “in the wild” gives legal counsel the ability to assess the merits of a dispute, formulate a legal strategy, and make decisions concerning the matter significantly faster than traditional ECA, further cementing its leadership in the eDiscovery software market.