Since its inception in 1971, email has come a long way (it practically eradicated snail mail to begin with). Today, email is the lifeblood of small businesses and enterprises alike – so much so that whole industries have been built around email storage management and email management software. What is it about email that creates […]
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Top Trends in Enterprise Data Archiving for 2023
In today’s digital age, when data privacy laws and compliance regulations are changing fast, enterprise information archiving has become the norm ‒ best practice for some, a regulatory necessity for others. But what are the digital channels that have to be retained for compliance? Is email dying and, if yes, what is its most likely […]
5 Smarsh Alternatives to Try in 2023
Smarsh is a household name in the data archiving industry, providing archiving, compliance and information management services to the financial industry and government sector. And in 2020, it was named leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for enterprise information archiving for the sixth consecutive year. However, despite its cited completeness of vision, Smarsh doesn’t work […]
Top 5 Trends in Enterprise Data Archiving and Ediscovery for 2024
Executive summary Enterprise data archiving currently stands at a crossroads. The volume of data is rising, and social media, chat apps, and video calls are starting to make a significant share of official business records. At the same time, new laws on customer privacy protection give more freedom to consumers than ever before. In response, […]
Enterprise Data Archiving & Ediscovery Trends This Year [Infographic]
Legislation governing the management and availability of electronically stored information is already strict and complex. With new data security laws such as GDPR being adopted in Europe and new forms of digital communications dominating the eDiscovery landscape, how is eDiscovery going to change in the following year? What kinds of data archiving solutions will be […]
How to Prepare for eDiscovery When You Already Have an Email Archiving Solution
Electronic Discovery: An Introduction Electronic discovery is a process in which electronically stored information (ESI) is captured, collected and preserved for the intent of being used as evidence in a lawsuit, audit or investigation. The term can also be used when data is retrieved for regulatory compliance, HR inquiries, proof of client communications and other […]
Downsides of Email Stubbing – 5 Pitfalls to Avoid in Email Archiving
What is stubbing? Email stubbing is the process in which email attachments or entire email messages are moved from a user’s mailbox to an external archive location. However, the content isn’t completely removed from the original mailbox – what’s left behind is a remnant or a “stub” – essentially a smaller version of the email […]
Archiving Talks – Things to Know When Buying Archiving Products
What features to look for when buying an email archiving solution? Can free, bundled products live up to the standards necessary for ediscovery and proper management of electronic records? We talked to Marko Dinic, CEO of Jatheon Technologies and Jeff Marlow, VP Business Development to get some answers. What advice would you give to organizations […]
Archiving Talks – The Future of Archiving
What is the future of data archiving? How will the definition of electronic records continue to change? How will organizations balance between the seemingly opposing data retention and data protection regulations? We talked to Marko Dinic, CEO of Jatheon Technologies and Jeff Marlow, VP Business Development to get some answers. What do you think is […]
Why On-Premise Email Archiving Solutions Are Still a Good Investment [White Paper]
TABLE OF CONTENTS I Introduction: The Evolution of Email Archiving II The Top Benefits of Archiving Enterprise Email III Different Types of Deployment: On-Premise, Cloud, Hybrid, Virtual Appliance and Native IV Cloud-Based vs. On-Premise Archiving Solutions: An Overview V When Cloud Solutions Don’t Work: A Case for On-Premise VI Conclusion Introduction: The Evolution of Email […]
