E-Discovery
12 Steps to Ensuring Good Evidential Quality of Email
12 Steps to Ensuring Good Evidential Quality of EmailLitigants in the United States are required by law to give discovery of ‘electronically stored information’ (ESI). The obligations are found in the 2006 modification to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP).
Using a Hosted Service for Holistic E-mail Management
Using a Hosted Service for Holistic E-mail ManagementTo meet the demands imposed by regulatory requirements – while protecting themselves against litigation-related discovery requests and safeguarding their networks against security breaches – organizations are turning to email management and other messaging solutions that provide functionality for archiving, business continuity and security.
Hard Hat Area: Myths and Pitfalls of Data Mining
The intrepid data miner runs many risks, including being buried under mountains of data or disappearing along with the "mysterious disappearing terabyte."
How to Lower Email Costs While Increasing Reliability
Email has become something of a critical utility, much like the electricity that powers our offices: it must be available 24 hours a day, it must provide reliable performance, and its cost must be reasonable. However, unlike electrical systems (at least from the user’s perspective), email systems require significant amounts of labor to manage well. Email systems must periodically be upgraded.
The Critical Role of Data Loss Prevention in Governance Risk and Compliance
The Critical Role of Data Loss Prevention in Governance Risk and ComplianceEmail has become a critical business tool, but it is also the easiest way for information to escape from the confines of a business. Security is a holistic issue.
Sticker Shock: The High Cost Of Data Centers
The need for reliable data centers is growing, especially in the small to medium sized business market. So too is the price of data centers -- both in terms of initial cost and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) -- as equipment, service and utility costs continue to escalate.
Key Issues for Information Archiving and Retention
Kenneth Chin, Carolyn DiCenzo. Gartner
Well managed information archives are crucial as organizations strive to meet new compliance and discovery requirements.