DocuTech Corp., a provider of compliance services for mortgage documents, has opened a new data center in Denver, Colorado.

According to a statement from the Idaho Falls, Idaho-headquartered company, the data center signifies a conversion from physical servers to virtual machines (VM Ware) to improve business continuity and support continued growth, a move that was completed last month.

“After finishing our 14th consecutive quarter of growth, we are reinvesting in the technological growth of our company,” said Scott K, Stucky, COO of DocuTech. “The data center in Denver provides a secure location for our VM Ware servers and should improve our response to disaster recovery. It is also an example of how DocuTech is making necessary adjustments to meet and exceed the demands of lenders and our customers.”

In its push toward e-mortgage, the new center allows more flexibility and increases the speed of implementation within the company. The company expects its expansion to Denver will also improve business continuity for DocuTech and aid in working with the 200 largest lenders.

“As DocuTech continues to work with the nation’s largest lenders, we must hold our products and infrastructures to the higher standards and capabilities they expect,” Stucky said. “The new data center is just the next step in keeping DocuTech as the leader in document compliance technology.”