Symantec's Enterprise Vault finds what you're looking for

Product Test and Buyer's Guide This newsletter is sponsored by Novell Case Study: Linux improves performance, lowers TCO In this real-world case study, discover how one IT solutions provider switched to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, which enables it to provide high-performance, scalable solutions at more competitive prices while reducing its TCO by 25%. Click here to download this whitepaper. Product Test and Buyer's Guide, 06/12/07 By Joel Snyder Symantec's Enterprise Vault system provides e-mail and file archiving, regulatory compliance and legal-discovery features suitable for the enterprise. In this exclusive test of Symantec's latest release, EV 7.0, we found the product provides a very deep set of search and recovery tools that can tap into information archived from a wide variety of sources. With support for Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Domino, as well as any SMTP connection, EV can work with any enterprise mail system. In addition, support for archiving other information repositories across the enterprise, including shared file systems and Microsoft SharePoint services, gives EV the ability to pull data from an even wider field. Compare Products with Network World's VoIP and Convergence Buyer's Guide From deployable IP-PBX systems to unified messaging, Network World has detailed information on hundreds of products. Side-by-side comparisons along with objective test and review results make it quick and easy to find the solutions that are right for your enterprise. Click here to find out more. The second link to Exchange for EV is directly into each user's mailbox. When EV has its fingers deep into the mailbox, it can grab messages and move them to the vault, leaving behind a shortcut that will let the user get at the message moved to the EV message store. Once the message is controlled by EV, you can apply a range of retention policies, enforcing automatic deletion in the end. For more on this test, please click here.

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