Catalyst and C2C Collaborate to Offer Comprehensive International Cloud-Based E-Discovery

Global News

11
Mar
2013

Editor

Catalyst Repository Systems, Inc., a pioneer in providing document repositories in the cloud for e-discovery and other complex legal matters, and C2C, a leading provider of email management, archiving and e-discovery solutions, announced today a new strategic alliance that extends end-to-end e­discovery services to any region of the world.

The combined offerings of C2C and Catalyst address both the left and right sides of the EDRM to provide a comprehensive solution for clients seeking a streamlined approach to the discovery process.

The partnership enables clients of both companies—corporations, law firms and government agencies—to reduce the cost and time required to handle archiving, e-discovery management and document review during the litigation lifecycle. Catalyst clients benefit from C2C’s expertise in email archiving and data collection in the early stages of discovery, while C2C clients gain a trusted, powerful solution for e-discovery, document review and analysis with Catalyst Insight. 

“We see this partnership as a particularly suitable one for both companies,” said Dave Hunt, CEO of C2C. “Our in-place discovery and hybrid clouds product helps customers integrate behind-the-firewall Microsoft Exchange technologies with Catalyst’s best-of-breed cloud-based e-discovery platform.”

“We are excited to work closely with C2C,” said John Tredennick, Catalyst’s founder and CEO. “C2C has an exceptional reputation in the market for a quality product and an experienced team that is knowledgeable about the international e-discovery market. We look forward to expanding our services into many more markets through this collaborative relationship.” 

The integration of the two companies’ industry knowledge and expertise, as well as their comprehensive offering of services and technologies, ensures that enterprise clients will receive industry-leading tools and service to proactively, efficiently and defensibly manage the entire e-discovery lifecycle while enjoying the advantages of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) architecture.