DISCO, a cloud discovery company, recently announced that it is expanding its global presence with a new office in London that will serve corporate legal departments and law firms across the United Kingdom and Europe. The company’s entire range of offerings, which includes product, infrastructure, and professional services, are now immediately available for all ediscovery matters originating in the EU as well as any matters that need an international hosting solution.
A cloud-based solution, DISCO needs zero up-front capital investment in hardware or infrastructure. It also cuts down recurring costs associated with training, maintenance, and staffing, and does away with downtime caused by never-ending upgrades and system outages. In addition to that, the solution also immediately offers new features when available and can be accessed from anywhere, at any time, and from any device.
Kiwi Camara, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, DISCO, said, “Since our founding, DISCO has served international firms and organizations, transforming their discovery and disclosure processes and empowering legal professionals to focus on the practice of the law. By formalizing our presence in Europe, we will work even more closely with local and international organizations seeking a better way to address discovery, compliance, and other legal mandates.”
The company also announced the expansion of its partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) with DISCO set to host its first European ediscovery platform in AWS’s Dublin data center. The company’s platform is hosted across the globe by Amazon Web Services (AWS), a scalable cloud computing platform that offers high dependability, versatility, and availability. The AWS infrastructure worldwide is designed as well as managed in accordance to security best practices and conforms to security compliance standards that are specific to the region.
DISCO delivers ediscovery solutions for corporations, government agencies, and law firms. Its technology and services automate and ease intricate and error-prone chores, thus helping lawyers as well as their teams to efficaciously manage discovery processes. The company serves Fortune 500 companies, a variety of major U.S. law firms, including litigation boutiques and AmLaw, and government agencies worldwide.
