Innovative joint offering successfully delivers investigative capabilities and advanced eDiscovery to reduce the cost of investigations and litigation

NEW YORK and MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., July 21 /PRNewswire/ -- PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) and Stratify, Inc. a subsidiary of Iron Mountain Incorporated (NYSE: IRM), a global leader in information protection and storage services, proudly recognize and celebrate the first year milestone of their Joint Business Relationship. Under the relationship, law firm and corporate clients leverage the integrated combination of PwC's forensics, collections, data sampling/analysis and project management services and Stratify's intelligent processing, advanced review and data analytics, and web-hosted site support and services, to meet their most critical eDiscovery needs.

In just the first twelve months of working together, PwC and Stratify have successfully:

• Processed more than 75 million documents (or the equivalent of more than 185,000 bankers boxes of data)
• Collected data from countries in Western and Eastern Europe, the Far and Near East, Latin America and the United States
• Successfully handled dozens of client engagements in connection with complex civil litigations, internal and regulatory investigations and criminal matters
  

"Stratify and PwC joined forces a year ago to meet the needs of an increasingly sophisticated and demanding legal market seeking investigative capabilities and advanced eDiscovery solutions. The transparent integration of the PwC and Stratify teams has impressed our clients, while the enterprise-grade reliability, efficiency and scalability of Stratify's eDiscovery technology has enabled them to conduct more efficient and legally defensible investigations at a lower cost. Together, we are delivering a unique set of service offerings to our clients, and look forward to expanding our relationship with both Stratify and Iron Mountain to continue to deliver innovative solutions," said Erik Skramstad, PricewaterhouseCoopers' Forensic Services practice leader.

The joint business relationship is especially designed to bring PwC's and Stratify's combined knowledge and advanced technologies to bear on large, complex eDiscovery matters, with aggressive review and production timeframes.