Thursday, June 11, 2009

Document Technologies, Inc. Receives IPRO Leadership and Innovation Award

E-discovery service provider recognized for technology innovation and service quality among large market providers

Atlanta (PRWEB) June 11, 2009 --Document Technologies, Inc. (DTI), the nation's largest independent provider of legal support services and document outsourcing, recently was honored by IPRO Tech, a leader in the design of scalable, easy to manage litigation support software as well as e-discovery software, with IPRO's Large Market Leadership and Innovation Award for 2008. The recognition was announced at IPRO's two-day 8th Annual Partner Conference, IPRO Innovations 2009. IPRO annually recognizes companies that demonstrate a consistent dedication to technology innovations and leading-edge business paradigms in an effort to achieve top quality service levels and positively impact the litigation community.

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DTI is proud to be recognized among IPRO's impressive group of business partners. The award further demonstrates our commitment to leadership and innovative technology for the legal industry
DTI combines the technology of partners like IPRO with their own proprietary processes and project management to deliver superior processes, tools, and capacity for all aspects of electronic discovery, from forensic data acquisition to advanced file processing and data conversion to hosting. The company offers clients a comprehensive suite of industry-leading technology, ensuring the right solution is employed for each project.

IPRO's technology has been part of DTI's toolkit for four years. In February DTI announced the addition of IPRO's eReview tool to the company's best-of-breed suite of litigation technology. eReview provides first level review of electronically stored information (ESI) for effective review and culling prior to importing the refined document collection into a litigation database.

"DTI is proud to be recognized among IPRO's impressive group of business partners. The award further demonstrates our commitment to leadership and innovative technology for the legal industry," said Kevin Jacobs, DTI vice president of technology services. "Our longstanding partnership with IPRO has been beneficial for both our companies, and more importantly for DTI's customers. We look forward to continuing our work with IPRO in the future."

"Document Technologies, Inc. is a recognized innovator, committed to bringing the best possible talents in both technology and human resources, to its clients," said Jim King, CEO of IPRO. "The company's commitment to IPRO as its software partner is a testament to our company, and we are proud to be an important element in Document Technologies ongoing success."

About DTI
Document Technologies, Inc. (DTI) is the nation's largest independent provider of legal support services and document outsourcing, servicing clients through offices in 20 markets across the U.S. DTI delivers end-to-end solutions for electronic discovery including forensics, data collection, processing and an array of hosting platforms to meet a variety of litigation support needs. The company also provides facilities management and traditional paper-based litigation support services. DTI services both top law firms and Fortune 500 clients. For more information, visit www.DTIGlobal.com.

About IPRO
IPRO offers a diverse suite of superior litigation software tools for e-discovery, review and production and a complete line of products for both workgroups and high-volume production environments. IPRO has thousands of systems of various sizes in law firms, corporate and government legal departments, and litigation service organizations. Millions of documents are processed using IPRO software annually. The American Lawyer magazine recently completed a survey of the top 100 law firms in the United States and found that IPRO software is by far the most widely used litigation document software. To learn more about IPRO software tools, visit www.iprotech.com or call 888-477-6463.

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