
Capture Discovery Unveils Investment in Server Virtualization to Boost E-Discovery Processing Capacity for its Clients
New Technology Expands Company's Processing Power
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Capture Discovery, a leading full-service E-Discovery provider, announced today that it has made a significant investment in its network architecture to fulfill current projects more quickly and to enable it to handle cases with massive amounts of data. As Capture continues to grow, it was necessary to vastly increase its capacity and processing speed to deal easily with terabytes of evidence. At the same time, the new architecture has added additional redundancy which makes client data even more secure.
Capture's server environment now has Virtualization in place, through Dell's PowerEdge server platform. Virtualization allows Capture to better leverage its hardware needs by hosting multiple Virtual Machines (VMs) on one or multiple physical servers (hosts). This saves Capture's clients significant time through faster processing speeds on large datasets and allows document review to begin more quickly.
"We are proud that our new network can assist our clients in achieving their discovery goals faster and more effectively," said Todd Tomanio, Managing Partner of Capture Discovery. "With the VM technology provided to us by our computer forensics partner, Sensei Enterprises, and our industry experience, we can manage the large-scale discovery and antitrust compliance matters that the D.C. market is known for."
About Capture Discovery
Capture Discovery is a leading, full-service E-Discovery provider for law firms and corporate counsel in the DC Metro area. We help legal counsel control the costs, mitigate the risks, and find relevant, responsive data in the vast volumes of electronically stored information in discovery, through the following five stages: data collection, analysis, processing, review, and production.
For more information please visit www.capturediscovery.com.
SOURCE Capture Discovery
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