Posts Tagged ‘security’
March 2nd, 2010 | 
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Citrix Online has put together a practical guide that explores how Web-based solutions have enabled real companies to achieve remarkable results, such as reducing cost per sale by 75 percent; improving productivity by 10 percent and increasing revenue by $1 million. |
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Streamline Your Business with Innovative Tools
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Tags: citrix-online, practical-guide, reducing-cost, security |
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Installing messaging security software directly on to your Exchange Server has been a source of contention for years. Many professionals are averse to this practice, thus allowing gaping holes in message security. This free white paper debunks the myths surrounding installation of third-party software on the hardware that runs Exchange Server. Explore this myth and see how the practice can help fortify your security strategy. This white paper discusses the detailed results of an Osterman Research survey on messaging security software and conclusions about administrators’ attitudes regarding installing third-party software on the Exchange Server.
Written by: Osterman Research, Sponsored by: Sunbelt Software |
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Should You Install Messaging Security on Your Exchange Server?
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Tags: ecommerce, exchange, practice, security, white |
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An email archiving system can provide a number of very important benefits for organizations of all sizes, including support for its legal and regulatory compliance obligations; its growing storage requirements; its knowledge management obligations and other obligations. This Osterman Research white paper discusses the several reasons to implement a messaging archiving system and provides an overview of Sunbelt Software’s offering focused squarely on the archiving space.
Written By: Osterman Research, Sponsored by Sunbelt |
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A Guide to Messaging Archiving
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Tags: archiving, ecommerce, obligations, osterman, security |
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Email archiving is rapidly becoming a critical best practice for organizations of all sizes and across all industries. Osterman Research conducted a primary survey specifically for this white paper, surveying organizations about a variety of email archiving systems to understand overall satisfaction of their current archiving solution. The goal is to report on a variety of metrics related to archiving systems and vendor performance, to help decision makers in their archiving evaluation process.
Written by: Osterman Research, Sponsored by Sunbelt |
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Customer Satisfaction With Email Archiving Systems
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Tags: Internet, request-free, security, their-archiving |
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The volume of spam emails sent has increased exponentially during recent years, and so has the cost of dealing with that spam. While awareness of the problem has certainly increased, many companies still do not realize the significant impact which spam is having on their profits. Similarly, many do not realize that not all anti-spam solutions are created equal and that choosing the wrong solution can significantly diminish return on investment. This paper will examine the ways in which spam can impact profits and outline the criteria that every company should consider when choosing its anti-spam solution. |
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The Economics of Spam
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Tags: ecommerce, security, should-consider |
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