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: Litigation support industry business news and informationHP is Expanding its Capabilities in Fast-growing e-Discovery and Compliance Software Market by Acquiring Tower Software
By Brad Jenkins
The deal will enable HP to expand its offerings in the fast-growing electronic discovery and compliance software market.
The acquisition of Tower will add electronic records management to HP Software?s existing e-discovery and compliance capabilities in information collection and retention. This includes both records management and identification,(1) which have become increasingly important for organization due to rules and regulations such as the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Data Protection and Freedom of Information Acts.
Under an existing alliance between the companies, Tower TRIM Context has been integrated with the HP Integrated Archive Platform to provide customers with a combined records management and compliance archiving solution.
Combining HP?s and Tower?s overall software capabilities will enable customers to rapidly identify electronic business records from general business communication, collect those business records in a scalable and high-performance archive platform and preserve them for long-term future use in legal discovery or compliance activities.
Full post as published by Litigation support industry business news and information on April 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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