The biggest source of unstructured growth is coming from data inside the enterprise. Behind every corporate firewall lies petabytes of unstructured and unmanaged business-critical data. StoredIQ, an IBM Company, provides the first solution to identify, analyze and act on unstructured data in-place, without moving your data to a repository or specialty application. It’s a different approach to solving Big Data problems. We call it Active Information Management.
The difference is a powerful, open platform that dynamically indexes and analyzes data in-place. It’s a practical approach that dramatically improves the speed and reliability of information management. With StoredIQ, you can take Big Data head on to:
Gain insight and control over corporate data environments
Lower legal discovery cost and risk
Apply policies and govern data according to regulatory and corporate mandates
Spot patterns and trends to optimize storage resources
Active Information Management turns petabytes of raw data into smaller, structured ‘information sets’ that improve every business process in your organization. It’s an approach that allows you to reduce the time, cost and resources required to managed and use unstructured data by more than 95%! Active Information Management, it’s the key to solving Big Data problems. And it’s the essential ingredient to enabling your organization to become data-driven. It's StoredIQ.
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| Oct 14, 2010 | What you need to know - Thursday 10/14/10 | ChaCha raised $20M; 7 Degrees raised $6.8M; StoredIQ raised $10M; AOL wants Yahoo AOL is looking to buy Yahoo. While no solid offer has been made yet, several private equity firms have been talking to AOL about teaming up to buy the search ... |
| Oct 13, 2010 | Corporate data-storage shop StoredIQ reaps $10M, new CEO | StoredIQ, an Austin, Texas-based company that helps corporations manage their data, today announced it has completed a $10 million round of financing led by PerformanceEdge Partners and S3 Ventures and named a new CEO. StoredIQ’s shake-up i... |
| Oct 12, 2010 | StoredIQ Closes $10M Financing | StoredIQ Inc., an Austin, Texas-based provider of Intelligent Information Management solutions for eDiscovery, records and compliance management, has closed $10m in new investment financing. Investors include PerformanceEdge Partners and S3... |
| Oct 12, 2010 | Funding Tuesday: Xceedium ($7.5M), Accent ($7M) And StoredIQ ($10M) | There are a couple of enterprise-specific financing announcements this morning, so we’ve decided to bundle three significant ones into a single post. First up is Xceedium, provider of Zero Trust Access Control solutions – they’ve closed a $... |
| Jun 29, 2008 | StoredIQ pulls in $13.1 million for file management | StoredIQ, which provides enterprise solutions for the management of unstructured information found in files and email, has raised a second round of funding. The Austin, Tex.-based company’s partners include IBM, NetApp and Hitachi. $12.2 mi... |
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FAQ about StoredIQ
When was StoredIQ founded?
StoredIQ was founded in 2002.
How much funding has StoredIQ raised?
StoredIQ has raised $10M in total across 1 funding round.
What has the press written about StoredIQ?
Parsers VC has collected 6 articles mentioning StoredIQ, among them “What you need to know - Thursday 10/14/10” (Oct 14, 2010) and “Corporate data-storage shop StoredIQ reaps $10M, new CEO” (Oct 13, 2010).
Is StoredIQ still active?
Yes, StoredIQ is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Dec 19, 2012.