Jatheon partners with 500+ school districts. One of our clients, Hutto Independent School District, faced significant challenges with their previous email archiving solution, Gaggle. The issues included slow search functionality, limited export options, and a suboptimal pricing structure. Transition Process In light of the limitations and an excessive charge from Gaggle for exporting archived emails, […]
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Top 5 Google Vault Alternatives To Consider for Email Archiving
Created by the tech giant, Google Vault has for many years been a favorite email archiving solution among US government organizations. It was especially loved by school districts because of its free inclusion in the Google for Education package. But in recent years, everyone has been looking for a Google Vault alternative. This article will […]
Office 365 Email Archiving: 8 Major Disadvantages
In 2011, Microsoft designed the Office 365 cloud platform and centralized its existing services including Exchange, SharePoint, and Skype. Six years later, Office 365 revenue overtook that of conventional license sales of Microsoft Office software for the first time. Today, adoption rates remain strong. As organizations flock towards O365 as a one-stop shop for the […]
Jatheon Cloud Update: Cases, Timezones, Improved Audit & More
We’re happy to see the Jatheon Cloud email archiving platform get better every day – in this update, we added a couple of new and useful features that we’re sure compliance managers and account admins will love. Group Ediscovery Searches into Cases With the recent update, Compliance Officers (and users with the custom roles who […]
Top 5 ArcMail Email Archiving Alternatives
Email archiving technology was born not long after the first email retention regulations were passed, and ArcMail was among the pioneers. Today, more than a decade later, ArcMail offers an on-premise archiving appliance called ArcMail Defender, as well as cloud and hybrid solutions for email compliance, ediscovery, business continuity and information governance. Although initially recognized […]
New Updates on Jatheon Cloud: Improved Advanced Search, Import, Settings and Retention
We made Jatheon Cloud better, again! Here’s what’s new in the latest round of updates. You’ll notice that the login screen looks a bit different – we added a snippet from our blog to make our most recent articles, guides and news available to you in a single click. Every time Jatheon Cloud gets updated, […]
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 […]
Two-Factor Authentication and Improved Export on Jatheon Cloud
More good news for Jatheon Cloud users! Your email archiving platform has seen another update – this time, we added two-factor authentication (2FA) and introduced a useful improvement to the Export section. Let’s break it down and see what’s new. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Security is a major aspect of enterprise information archiving. Any organization’s email […]
Product Update: Email Notes and Improvements for Role Permissions and Audit Logs
Good news for Jatheon users! We’ve just rolled out several new updates on our Jatheon Cloud platform to make it easier for you and your fellow compliance officers, admins and end-users to manage your archived data. Let’s look at the novelties! Email Notes for Compliance Officers Providing additional information and saving it to a particular […]
Product Update: Fuzzy Search, Outlook Plugin & More News on Jatheon Cloud
We’ve just added a couple of new features to the Jatheon Cloud email archiving platform and we’re excited to share the news with you. Improve Ediscovery with Fuzzy Search Fuzzy search is a handy option which allows you to obtain search results even when the search term does not exactly correspond to the real information. […]
