THE NEED FOR THIRD-PARTY EMAIL ARCHIVING
IN EXCHANGE 2010

A Webinar held as a live event on October 8, 2009
Sponsored by Quest Software, LiveOffice and Sunbelt Software

SPEAKERS

Michael Osterman, President - Osterman Research, Inc. Speaker from Quest Software Speaker from LiveOffice Speaker from Sunbelt Software

Microsoft Exchange 2010 will include a number of new enhancements focused on email archiving.  But does this mean you can forget about third-party archiving alternatives and use only the archiving capabilities built into Exchange 2010?

Join Osterman Research and three leading vendors in this archived Webinar to learn why third-party archiving solutions will continue to be critically important despite the archiving improvements in Exchange 2010.  This Webinar will discuss Exchange 2010's native archiving capabilities and why virtually all organizations running Exchange or other messaging systems will still need a third-party email archiving solution.

Michael Osterman, President of Osterman Research, discussed the archiving improvements in Exchange 2010, as well as their limitations.  He also presented data from the Osterman Research study, Messaging Archiving Market Trends, 2009-2012.

Executives from Estorian and Google shared their insights from leading customers and their perspective on where messaging archiving is today, where it is headed for 2010, and key strategies to address e-discovery, storage, compliance and user productivity requirements.

In this interactive, expert panel discussion you will learn answers to questions like:

• The Top 5 things you need to know about archiving in Exchange 2010.

• What are the most common reasons to archive email and how are organizations using third-party archiving today?

• How can you archive to reduce storage costs, gain compliance, and reduce e-Discovery costs?

• What are the common challenges and different solutions for email archiving?

• How pervasive are today’s third party archiving solutions, and what are the trends for 2010?

• How do messaging archiving strategies differ by types of organizations, including governments, financial services organizations, and public and private companies?

In short, viewers of this archive will receive a primer on messaging archiving today for effective messaging management and the upcoming changes in archiving capabilities in Exchange 2010. They will gain a perspective on where these technologies are going from both an independent analyst and a vendor perspective.

Register to the recorded archive of this Webinar!

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