Old-fashioned as hell, too. My employer needed to put our stack in escrow for a large deal, and Iron Mountain was where it went. They pass Word docs back and forth like savages.
At a company I worked for, we used them for off-site storage, and when we finally went looking for alternatives, we realized we were being charged thousands of dollars a year more than competitors. We no longer have a contract with Iron Mountain.
Old-fashioned as hell, too. My employer needed to put our stack in escrow for a large deal, and Iron Mountain was where it went. They pass Word docs back and forth like savages.
Their contract was with OSS, a company that went defunct, that had apparently been using Iron Mountain underneath.
Thanks for the clarification.
I used iron mountain for offsite storage of tapes for a huge scientific data archive. The price seemed reasonable given the service we had.
At a company I worked for, we used them for off-site storage, and when we finally went looking for alternatives, we realized we were being charged thousands of dollars a year more than competitors. We no longer have a contract with Iron Mountain.