In 2025, email still plays a central role in modern business. It’s used to share information, discuss decisions, send business documents, and communicate changes. This brings us to the issue of email retention — emails are important documents that need to be retained just like any other business record. Organizations use email archiving solutions to […]
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Email Archiving Benefits in the Healthcare Industry [eBook]
Introduction With healthcare being a highly-regulated industry, healthcare providers need to preserve all records and communication data, including electronically stored information (ESI) and ensure it is stored safely in a secure and private repository. Discussions with patients or other professionals, as well as sensitive patient records need to be kept secure while remaining available for […]
The Importance of Email Archiving – 18 Reasons to Archive Email
Email archiving is more than 20 years old now, but there are still companies that are ignoring all the benefits and are reluctant to adopt it. But as email archiving and communication regulations are becoming stricter than ever, archiving is becoming more and more important and mandatory, even for unregulated industries. And although many think […]
Email Archiving Benefits for All Your Departments: Management, IT, Legal and End Users [eBook]
Introduction: Traditional and New Reasons to Archive Email When we think about email archiving and its benefits, the first advantages that come to mind are observing regulatory compliance and being prepared for electronic discovery. The laws and regulations that govern the management and preservation of email and other digital communication (and come with heavy penalties) […]
10 Really Good Reasons to Archive Email [Infographic]
Stats don’t lie. More than 90% of organizations in the US now archive their email communication, including files and attachments. However, there are still those companies that don’t quite understand the hype about email archiving. While it’s no longer possible to be completely ignorant of various laws and regulations that involve and govern the archiving […]
