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| Email Archiving
and Management
As much as 70% of corporate intellectual
property is stored within messaging systems. Email is mission critical,
and often email servers are treated as corporate intelligence repositories
–a job for which they were not designed. Legal challenges abound............are
you prepared? |
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| Benefits:
The prospect of storing and retrieving email is daunting, as the sheer volume of email exchanged among enterprises is staggering. Recent research from the Radicati Group, Inc. states that the average corporate email user sends and receives 133 emails a day, equating to 16.4 MB per day of storage. This number is expected to rise to 21.4 MB per user, per day by 2010. For the US legal system, Emails are a business record; therefore, organizations can no longer rely on mail servers as the primary repository. Centralized access is essential for all users of an organization, as is the ability to set policies for regulatory and corporate governance. |
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