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Our Next Webconference: Data Loss Prevention Solutions – February 25 9:30 to 10:30 am US Pacific Time
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions are advanced electronic data supervision products and services that enable organizations to prevent non-compliant activity from occurring. They help protect corporate electronic sensitive data, and often significantly cut legal processing costs, in case of a lawsuit.
{More»}eDiscovery Solutions – Market Quadrant 2009
This Radicati Market Quadrant provides a competitive view of key players in the eDiscovery Market. eDiscovery Solutions include post-review data analysis solutions, with advanced electronic data search, retrieval and analysis tools.
{More»}eDiscovery and Data Loss Prevention Market, 2009-2013
eDiscovery and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) are supervision solutions that help companies monitor and manage electronic data travelling over their corporate channels, as well as stored on servers, desktops, laptops, and other endpoints.
{More»}On-Premises Email and Collaboration Market, 2009-2013
A comprehensive analysis of the On-Premises Email and Collaboration market
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VMWare acquires Zimbra: Our thoughts …Last Tuesday, January 12th, VMware announced that they have acquired Zimbra from Yahoo!. Originally purchased by Yahoo! in 2007 for $350 million, Zimbra became expandable earlier this year when Yahoo! decided to refocus their attention on the consumer market with their “It’s You” campaign. Zimbra’s focus on the enterprise market clashed with Yahoo!’s new direction, and rumors of Yahoo! shopping Zimbra sprang up shortly thereafter in September 2009.
More“Droid Does”…Well, does it?
It has been just over a month since Motorola released their highly anticipated Droid handset, which is based on Google’s Android mobile platform. Motorola has made no secret that the Droid is aimed squarely at Apple’s iPhone, but Motorola is hardly the first device manufacturer to proclaim that they possess the “iPhone killer”. RIM’s release of the BlackBerry Storm in November 2008 was met with mixed reactions from users, while taking little away from Apple’s mobile device market share. Palm’s Pre received praise for its revamped operating system and innovative design, but a single device and carrier dependence have limited its widespread uptake thus far. It is evident that Motorola has waited in wings, observing and taking notes from the failed attempts of their counterparts. The Droid has already had an impressive debut, and strong sales should continue, but everyone wants to know if the Droid really is the one.
MoreIs Email Increasing or Decreasing?
Our newly released “Business User Survey, 2009” shows that for the first time since we started monitoring email traffic patterns, the amount of email that reaches business user inboxes is actually decreasing. Survey respondents indicated that they sent and received an average of 108 email messages per day in 2009, which is noticeably lower than the average of 140 email messages sent and received in 2008. This is a fairly significant decrease of 23%!
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