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Catalyst and Rimkus Analytics Join Forces

By Sean Doherty All Articles 

Law Technology News

November 21, 2012

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Catalyst Repository Systems, Inc., a provider of cloud-based document repositories for e-discovery, and Rimkus Analytics, a specialist in electronic discovery and digital forensic consulting, have partnered to deliver a full suite of e-discovery products and services for processing, hosting, predictive coding, and data analytics to multinational corporations and global law firms. The combined offerings of the two companies span the entire Electronic Discovery Reference Model, from information management to production.

John Tredennick, CEO of Catalyst, explained the benefits of Catalyst's partnership with Rimkus Analytics. "By integrating Catalyst’s next-generation e-discovery platform Catalyst Insight with Rimkus consultants' professional services, we offer a comprehensive client experience that includes award-winning, secure technology and proven, defensible processes."

Rimkus Analytics has 39 offices in the U.S. and London that provide litigation support, digital forensics, and a variety of other consulting services to clients worldwide. The partnership allows Rimkus Analytics to offer e-discovery services using Catalyst Insight, which is a cloud-based, XML platform offering designed to automate e-discovery tasks, from processing through search, review, and production. By integrating Catalyst technology into its professional consulting services, Rimkus Analytics provides e-discovery clients with defensible, cost-effective methods for handling large amounts of client data.

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Attorney Sean Doherty is LTN's technology editor.



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