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StoredIQ 5.0 Appliance Released

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October 19, 2009 – StoredIQ released its latest generation appliance v5.0, which delivers functionality for e-discovery, records management, information governance and storage management within the enterprise. Version 5.0 includes features such as classification-based access control, as well as improved workflow between legal and IT.

With today’s compliance and e-discovery legislation a proactive e-discovery plan is important. Vivian Tero, program manager, GRC Infrastructure with IDC, says that a solution to address the issues between data discovery and information management must be business-line friendly and able to bring the legal teams into the IT process early on. It must also be able to provide the scalability, processing power and management features that IT demands.

StoredIQ v5.0 includes the following new features:

  • Data access control for audits, investigations and e-discovery requests based on automatic content classification,
  • Scalable storage architecture leverages standard NAS devices,
  • Automated systems management event notification,
  • Folder-based navigation, and
  • A centrally managed dashboard for organizations that have geographically distributed sites, a mobile workforce or a large number of employees.

“StoredIQ’s news today is aimed at calming the nerves of both IT and legal counsel by putting in place the ability to immediately react to litigation requests as well building an infrastructure that proactively prepares for litigation,” Ursula Talley, VP of Marketing, StoredIQ told Information Management.

Valerie Valentine is senior editor for Information Management. You can follow her on Twitter @ValValentineIM.

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