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Rand Worldwide and Autonomy Form Strategic Partnership

Rand Worldwide to offer autonomy's hosted archiving solution and integration expertise to CAD-related engineering and architecture firms.

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July 18, 2011

By DE Editors

Rand Worldwide has announced a strategic partnership with Autonomy Corporation plc, a provider of infrastructure software for the enterprise. As part of the agreement, Rand Worldwide will offer Autonomy’s hosted archiving solution combined with its integration expertise in archiving, to small to mid-size businesses, as well as CAD-related engineering and architecture firms.

“Our customers are seeing a growing need to manage the immense volume of electronic data that they generate. With this partnership, we can now enable small- to mid-size companies, as well as CAD-related engineering and architecture firms to effectively manage and access this data in response to internal and external compliance regulations or discovery efforts,” says Marc Dulude, CEO of Rand Worldwide. “Our 25-year expertise in helping companies respond to their data management challenges, combined with the power of Autonomy’s meaning-based Hosted Archiving solution, will allow our customers to be more proactive and strategic in their approach to eDiscovery.”

For more information, visit Rand Worldwide and Autonomy Corporation plc.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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