Email & Instant Messaging
Office365 is being deployed to almost 150,000 government employees in Queensland, in a deal that that is expected to shave $A13.7 million off Microsoft licensing costs over three years.
Android users can look forward to an official Microsoft mail client released later this year, following on from the launch of the Outlook Web App (OWA) for iPhone and iPad last year. Office365 users in particular will look forward to an Android client that offers Exchange ActiveSync support.
Australian Ediscovery specialist Nuix is looking to increasingly focus on applying its technology solution to the technical challenges of migrating data from legacy email archives.
Mimecast has launched Mimecast Archiving for Microsoft Lync IM, a secure cloud-based archive for all Microsoft Lync Instant Messages (IM), as well as the files, presentations and whiteboards that have been shared or transferred using Lync.
Metalogix has launched what it describes as a dynamic email management suite able to transparently migrate, store, secure and protect email and file content for on premises and hybrid cloud environments.
You know email is getting out of hand when you open a second account under your dog's name. With email hitting her inbox every 30 seconds, former head of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lisa Jackson did just that in an attempt to handle correspondence from senior staff and the White House.
Trinogy has developed a solution for organisations/entities that have to deliver FOI content, encompassing the recording/tracking of the request, monitoring time critical dates and the electronic searching for content that satisfies the request.
Organisations today use a wide variety of social media platforms both internally and externally, but whether you are chatting with a client on LinkedIn or involved in a discussion with your boss on Yammer, there are some basic techniques to ensure to get the most out of your social experience.
YouSendIt, the popular email alternative for sending large files, is no more, instead the service has been relaunched under the brand name Hightail, as in lets hightail it out of town.
A recent article in Image and Data Manager highlighted the report of a Queensland Parliamentary Inquiry (QPI) into the public release of confidential Fitzgerald Inquiry documents. During the Inquiry, the Crime and Misconduct Commission’s IT Manager, Cliff Horwood was grilled over his inability to retrieve certain information about internal emails requested under a summons.
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