Most business owners today are aware of certain responsibilities they have for email archiving under compliance legislation, but aren’t sure what the point of compliance is or how to ensure it. This blog post is a good starting point if you want to learn more about regulatory compliance email management. We’ll look at: what is […]
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Why Your Information Governance Strategy Must Start with Email
Information governance (IG), that often elusive concept that quickly became a buzzword in meeting rooms around the globe, can best be defined as a holistic approach to managing corporate information. Still elusive? Worry not, in this blog post we’ll dive into the complexities of information governance, in particular why it matters and why email management […]
Email Retention Policy Best Practices
Having an email retention policy is important for a number of reasons – the major two being the need to save space on your email server and the need to stay in line with federal and industry record-keeping regulations. Defining how long your company will keep email communication can prove more difficult than you initially […]
Archiving Talks – Common Data Retention Practices
How long do companies typically retain email? How will your data retention policies reflect the various retention laws and best practices? We talked to Marko Dinic, CEO of Jatheon Technologies and Jeff Marlow, VP Business Development to get some answers. Based on your experience so far, do companies retain what is in the archive forever? […]
How Jatheon Helped MCSD Improve Compliance and FOIA Response with Email Archiving
Massillon City School District is a public school district serving around 4000 students across 6 schools in the city of Massillon, Ohio. Like all other K-12 districts, MCSD needed an email archiving solution to stay in compliance with state and federal record retention regulations. The challenge Massillon City School District was facing was related to […]
The Ultimate Guide to Email Archiving for Startups & SMBs
Email archiving used to be a business practice limited to large public companies, especially those in the regulated sectors such as government, education, healthcare or financial services. More recently, keeping proper electronic records has proven beneficial to businesses of all sizes, and email archiving has quickly become a way to improve records management quickly and […]
Five IT Practices for Email Archiving
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. Even in 2019, these two are bound to remain the chief drivers for companies to take on email archiving solutions. Due to data protection laws and privacy legislation, organizations […]
Why On-Premise Email Archiving Solutions Are Still a Good Investment [White Paper]
In recent years, the email archiving community has been turning to cloud-based solutions. The trend has been overwhelming, and sturdy, reliable hardware solutions were suddenly characterized as “obsolete”, “last-century”, “vintage” and “cumbersome”. Cloud archives are advertised as innovative, flexible, simple and scalable and their advantages are reflected in ease of access, support for various devices […]
Moving Your Email Archive to the Cloud: What You Need to Know
We are already aware that email archives are precious for business continuity, legal discovery and staying in line with email compliance regulations. A lot of companies have recently abandoned their in-house archives and flocked towards the cloud. Cloud services are apps and programs that run offsite and are provided by third-party service providers. They’re becoming […]
Email Archiving – Hardware vs Software solutions
Why is email archiving important? Email is a critical function for most enterprises, in some cases more critical than the phones. Administrators need to be able to ensure that emails can be recovered in the case of data loss on the server or user error, and also may need to be able to respond to discovery […]
