LOS ANGELES, CA, November 28, 2017 – Iron Mountain Incorporated® Entertainment Services, the global leader in protection and preservation of entertainment content, will serve as the title sponsor at the upcoming AMIA 2017 conference in New Orleans, Nov. 29 through Dec. 2, 2017. This year marks the 10 Year Anniversary of Iron Mountain being a sponsor, further underscoring Iron Mountain's ongoing commitment to the AMIA Conference. Iron Mountain Entertainment Services, bolstered by the recent international acquisition Bonded Services, will also be exhibiting in the conference's "Vendor Café" display and networking area.
As the world's largest international association of professional media archivists, the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) is uniquely poised to bring together a variety of experts representing corporate and national archivists, media companies, libraries, historical societies, labs, post-production, universities and more. Because of this diverse membership, AMIA provides an opportunity to interact with every facet of the archiving industry and a single forum to address the best ways to preserve and provide access to the wide heritage of digital and analog media formats.
In September 2017, Iron Mountain acquired Bonded Services Group, providing a global reach to the IMES portfolio, including Hong Kong, Toronto, London, Paris and Amsterdam, in addition to their established offerings in L.A., NYC, Chicago, Nashville and Boyers, PA.
Established to meet the needs of clients' archives in film, music, television, academia sports and entertainment, Iron Mountain Entertainment Services provides unmatched security and safety tailored to these market sectors. Through Iron Mountain's industry-leading services and best practices for security, archival/preservation services and expertise, clients can rest assured that their works will be safe and accessible for future generations. Iron Mountain currently preserves nearly 41 million individual media elements (motion picture film, music recordings, videos, photographs, etc.) for over 3600 customers in 34 dedicated facilities around the world, digitizing over two million hours of content and storing more than 50 petabytes of data.