AUSTIN, TX. June 29, 2007 - StoredIQ, Inc., a leading provider of automated Information Classification and Management (ICM) systems, today announced availability of a new white paper, "Technology for Managing In-House eDiscovery." The paper is provided to help those in the legal industry understand how to successfully adapt to the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. The paper addresses the key changes in managing electronic discovery and provides suggestions how companies can proactively become litigation ready.

Topics covered in the white paper include:

• How the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure affect legal teams
• How the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure impact the management of electronic discovery projects
• Achieving litigation readiness
• Technology for complying with the new federal rules
• Automated information classification and management
• Data topology mapping
• Auditability
• Integrated Discovery Management (IDM) Platform

The white paper is available on the StoredIQ website at www.storediq.com/resources.aspx.

StoredIQ is a leading provider of enterprise information classification and management (ICM) solutions for e-discovery, e-risk mitigation, and e-records management. Automated discovery, classification, protection, and policy actions allow organizations to meet legal requirements while reducing risk, storage and administrative costs. The company was founded in 2001, is privately held and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. For more information, visit www.storediq.com

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