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If you're an IT manager, email admin, storage administrator or in-house attorney, you're probably grappling with how to manage email and file stores that are growing exponentially. New discovery and privacy requirements are forcing you to both know what you have and retrieve it quickly. Building a consensus on what you should do and actually doing it can be difficult.

During this virtual seminar, find out how an email and file archiving strategy can help you deal with the issues resulting from the explosive data growth and new discovery and data management requirements. Learn how you can reduce storage, quickly respond to litigation and compliance problems, increase IT productivity and reduce backup and restore times. And discover how to select the best solution for your organization.

At this event, you have the opportunity to choose which sessions you’d like to attend. So whether you deal with Exchange or Lotus Notes Domino, listen to the sessions that apply to your job function and cover the topics that interest you.

Don't miss out. Join us for this FREE seminar to find out what you need to know before designing and deploying an email and file archiving strategy!

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What you can expect:

You'll benefit from these key sessions:

Session 1: Trends in Email Archiving, an Interview with Mark Diamond, CEO, Contoural

SearchWinIT.com news director Margie Semilof probes Contoural CEO Mark Diamond about underlying market issues and technical trends that are shaping email archiving technology. Are deployments driven by mailbox management or compliance? Does email archiving improve IT staff productivity? When should enterprises consider archiving services? The interview will be followed by a live question and answer session with the audience.

Session 2: Are Native Exchange 2007 Email Archiving Features Good Enough?

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 offers many email archiving and compliance features that were not available in previous versions of the platform. In this webcast, Richard Luckett, a messaging consultant and president of SYSTMS of NY, Inc., provides an overview of these features and explains how to leverage them in an Exchange environment. Richard carefully outlines Exchange 2007's strengths and weaknesses with respect to legal and IT requirements for email archiving, compliance, records management and data privacy.

Session 3: Archiving Best Practices for Lotus Notes Domino

Before embarking on a corporate email archiving implementation, Domino email administrators will need to consider both legal and technical issues. In this webcast, President of ByDomino.com, Inc., Kevin Marshall provides an overview of a variety of archiving strategies and reviews best practices and policies targeted specifically for a Lotus Notes Domino environment. These tips and advice will help Domino messaging administrators conserve resources and maintain high performance and reliability.

Session 4: Business and Technical Considerations for Email Archiving

Because email archiving systems vary in features, the process of matching a solution to an individual company's architectural, business and legal requirements is very complex. In this webcast, data expert Stephen Foskett from the independent business and technology consulting firm Contoural, offers an overview of architectural considerations and major email archiving methods, ranging from managed and hosted solutions to hardware and software combinations. Stephen also provides key questions to ask when sizing and pricing an archiving system.

Session 5: Designing a File Archiving Infrastructure

Companies are seeing explosive growth on file stores, both in employee data, and in critical supportive documents for business processing. At the same time, companies are increasingly concerned about privacy and other information contained in these file stores. This videocast with Greg Forest, Vice President of Services Delivery at Contoural, will review strategies for managing files through archiving and discovery tools, processes and policies. He will cover topics such as characterizing your file system for archiving, software requirements for file archiving, scalability and performance. He will also provide case studies that relate the cost savings and e-discovery benefits of proper file archiving.

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