The Many Lives of Iron Mountain : The New Yorker
If you’ve ever wondered where it all goes—printouts, photocopies, purchase
orders, meeting minutes, invoices, correspondence, training manuals,
personnel files, audit reports, PowerPoint decks, tax returns, financial
statements, contracts; all the *stuff*, in short, that your company
produces and is often required, by law, to keep—your answer might be a
decommissioned Hudson Valley iron mine called Iron Mountain. “The
Mountain,” as employees sometimes refer to it, is a storage facility for a
Boston company, also called Iron Mountain, that is one of the most
successful document-storage firms in the United States.

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