The StoredIQ Story

We bring light to petabytes of darkness, order to digital chaos, control to content anarchy 

 

When StoredIQ was founded in 2001, the size of the digital universe was 6,500 petabytes.  Back then, our mission was to help companies understand their digital content, and help them turn data into information they could use and act on.

This year, the digital universe is expected to reach 1.2 million petabytes, and it’s growing by tenfold every year.  Every year!  To give you some perspective, that’s 7.6 million Libraries of Congress.

Unfortunately, this need to understand what information exists, and manage it, has also grown exponentially.  Whether required for legal eDiscovery, compliance mandates, internal governance, or government regulation, fundamentally, this mountain of murky data now represents enormous risk and cost to a company. 

Enter StoredIQ.   With that lineage in deep data perspectives, today our mission is to enable organizations to better manage their vast and ever-increasing amounts of information created in documents, spreadsheets, presentations and emails throughout their enterprise.

We’re focused on delivering powerful information management products that can provide the comprehensive data insight and control that corporate counsel, compliance managers, and records managers need to make the best and most informed decisions, while meeting the stringent requirements that IT departments demand.  

Industry-leading companies rely on StoredIQ’s award-winning solution to manage their information more efficiently and reduce cost and risk in the process. Quickly deployed within the enterprise and with minimal IT effort, StoredIQ is up and running within an hour, delivering immediate ROI.  StoredIQ’s software-based appliance automates the entire information management process across the enterprise and across geographical locations. With StoredIQ, companies have saved millions in storage, responded quickly to litigation and reduced eDiscovery cost by 80%; they have safe-guarded their trade secrets, met industry related compliance mandates such as HIPAA and SEC 17a-4 and avoided sanctions and fines for non-compliance.