Catalyst and Digital Discovery Announce Partnership

Global News

03
Aug
2016

Editor

Data Consulting Firm Partners with eDiscovery Technology Company to Better Serve Law Firms

Catalyst—the company that designs, hosts and services the world’s fastest and most scalable document repositories for large-scale discovery and regulatory compliance—today announced the formation of a strategic partnership with Digital Discovery, a premier provider since 1988 of defensible discovery and data consulting services to corporations, law firms, insurance companies and government agencies.

 “Digital Discovery’s expertise in data consulting and forensics is the perfect complement to our hosting and review services,” said John Tredennick, Catalyst’s founder and CEO. “Their ability to handle large and complex litigation matters is unparalleled and they further strengthen our ability to serve corporate clients in the increasingly important area of internal investigations.”

Known for outstanding technical expertise and superior strategic consulting, Digital Discovery helps major companies and law firms throughout the United States and Canada identify, preserve, collect, minimize and analyze electronically stored information. It specializes in data consulting, forensic data collection, data culling and forensic investigations.

 “Because our services focus on the front end of the process, our clients often look to us to make recommendations for hosting and review providers,” said Steven P. Davis, Digital Discovery’s director of business development. “We describe Catalyst as the smartest ones in the classroom who have the experience and technology to help them get the answers they need and save money as well.”

Catalyst’s Global Partner Program is a network of end-to-end litigation technology and services that help clients lower their total cost of discovery. Catalyst and its partners work together to integrate Catalyst’s powerful cloud-based repositories and innovative software with services to cover the full spectrum of e-discovery—from identification and collection through review, production and presentation.