E-mail growth is starting to affect the ability of IT departments to continue to prop up e-mail applications like Exchange, unless they look to their solution providers for help with e-mail archiving, ...

GFI Software – This Best Practice is part of a collection of advice provided by information technology professionals on how they have solved various challenges, and addressed IT priorities within ...

Archiving in Gmail removes emails from the inbox but keeps them accessible in “All Mail,” ideal for decluttering without losing important messages. Deleting sends emails to the bin, where they are ...

Organizations must balance the need for e-mail archives with the costs of storage, including the increasing difficulties that users face in finding their own messages when they leave their e-mail in ...

As part of the agreement, Microsoft will recommend the solution to its channel partners and will help match non-IBM solution providers who need help on the solution with IBM-authorized partners, said ...

Last week, I had the privilege of speaking to and participating on a panel at the MER (Managing Electronic Records) Conference in Chicago. The annual event hosted by Cohasset Associates, now in its ...

Small, dispersed offices aren’t alone in demanding special backup treatment. Mail servers in organizations large and small need practical, efficient solutions that simplify archiving and retrieving ...

DocuLex, a document management company, and dtSearch, a provider of enterprise and developer text retrieval software, has announced an e-mail archiving extension to DocuLex’s Archive Studio product ...

EMC Corp. today announced a new family of e-mail archiving and e-discovery applications that can centrally manage multiple content types in order to apply consistent retention, disposition and overall ...

To say that e-mail — once regarded as a primary corporate productivity tool — has become a gigantic pain in the neck for many companies is probably an understatement. And as if the spam, the many bugs ...

Compiled By Frank R. Chloupek According to "E-Mail Archiving Market Trends, 2003-2007," a study by the Radicati Group Inc., corporate demand for e-mail archiving products and services is growing by 75 ...