ArchivesOne Chooses AmeriVault

Waterbury Republican-American
Wednesday, June 17, 2004

WATERBURY, Conn. and WALTHAM, Mass. -- ArchivesOne, one of the five largest records management and storage companies in the U.S. and AmeriVault Corp., the pioneer of online backup and recovery for business, today announced that they have joined forces. Through this alliance, ArchivesOne, who was previously named one of INC Magazine's 500 Fastest Growing Private Companies, will round out their existing records management and storage product offering by providing AmeriVault's online backup and recovery solution, under the name "e-vaulting" to their over 3,000 clients.

AmeriVault, who was recently named the seventh-fastest growing private company in the Boston area, assures business productivity and continuity for organizations of all sizes through immediate data recoverability, providing cost-effective data insurance in the case of human or system failure, virus, or disaster. Utilizing industry-leading software and the industry's best recovery services, AmeriVault's data backup solution automatically recognizes block changes within files, then encrypts the compressed data before pushing it via the Internet to secure Mass Storage Vaults. When restoration is necessary, it can be accomplished within seconds or minutes from an internal or remote desktop, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

"As companies grow more and more dependant upon their electronic data, we have seen increasing demand for electronic data protection solutions from our client base," said Jon D'Elia, Senior Vice President of Sales & Marketing for ArchivesOne. "With it's proven ability to efficiently and cost-effectively protect our client's electronic data, more so than any other, AmeriVault's online backup solution represents the most ideal fit for our clients."

ArchivesOne services customers in eight metropolitan markets in the Mid-Atlantic region and has approximately $20 million in annual revenues. Since its inception in 1991, ArchivesOne has grown substantially, the company now boasts over 3,300 customers including banks, law firms, hospitals, corporations and medical practices and over 150 employees.

"Our partnership with ArchivesOne enables them to provide a more complete product offering to their client base, one that extends beyond traditional document storage," said Bud Stoddard, President & CEO of AmeriVault.