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Tag Archives: email archiving
Archiving: It Isn’t Just for Compliance Anymore
The benefits of having an effective and efficient email archiving solution in place cannot be understated. For many, the primary reason for archiving may be to meet regulatory compliance standards. But, if you think the only reason to have an … Continue reading
How Email Archiving Can Help Save Thousands on e-Discovery Costs
By now, you would think we would be preaching to the choir when it comes to e-discovery information, but that is, unfortunately, not the case! Discovery is the beginning stage of litigation. This is the point where two or more … Continue reading
Posted in Compliance, E-discovery, Email Compliance Management
Tagged compliance, cost savings, e-discovery, email archiving, restore, retention
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What is a Retention Hold and Why do You Need It?
As mentioned in a previous post, retention policies are a critical feature for any archiving solution which allow organizations to specify how long they will retain different classes of messages in their business communications archive. Depending upon the retention policy … Continue reading
How To: Check and Read the Status of your ArcMail Appliance
One of the great features that are included for free on your appliance is the Status Screen which allows the user to monitor the status of the appliance 24/7. With any product, you want to be aware of the health … Continue reading
How To: Work with Retention Policies and Roll-Offs
On the ArcMail appliance, a user has the option to create custom retention policies. Retention policies allow organizations to specify how long to retain different classes of messages in the archive. The administrator, whom we will refer to as the … Continue reading
Importance of Effective Retention Policies and Roll-Offs
In today’s business world, most companies have to decide when and how to implement an email retention policy. However, before they can implement one, they must first evaluate the purpose of implementing a retention policy. A few important questions to … Continue reading
The Impact of Stubbing On Email Search Optimization
In 2007, Microsoft published a white paper arguing against the use of stubbing as a means of archiving corporate emails. Stubbing is an email storage method that was developed in order to decrease the space requirements of corporate mail servers … Continue reading
Think Email is Dying Out? Think Again.
The Radicati Group Predicts 4.3 Billion Worldwide Email Accounts by 2016 In prior blog posts, we’ve debated how the rise of social media in the workplace – including instant messaging, Chatter and Facebook – will impact the use of emails … Continue reading
New Survey Finds that eDiscovery Costs and Demands are Rising
Fortune 1000 companies report spending up to $20M annually as in-house council search for ways to cut expenses The FTI Consulting Group recently surveyed 31 inside council members from Fortune 1000 companies to get their advice for companies looking to … Continue reading
Posted in Archiving Policies, Cloud Archiving, E-discovery, Email Archiving, Email Compliance Management, Gmail Archiving, IM Archiving, SalesForce Archiving, Social Media and E-discovery
Tagged cloud archiving, compliance, cost savings, e-discovery, email archiving, gmail archiving, IM archiving, salesforce chatter
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ArcMail CEO Rory Welch Named to CRN Magazine Channel Chiefs List
Welch Demonstrates ArcMail’s Information and Email Archiving Leadership with Second Consecutive Appointment ArcMail is proud to announce that CEO Rory Welch has been named to CRN Magazine’s Channel Chiefs List for the second consecutive year. Chief executives of channel-focused companies … Continue reading
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