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Policy-Driven Solution Combines Email Classification, Archive Workflows, and Automated Records Declaration
Laserfiche and FileTek, an award-winning supplier of large-scale data management and information governance solutions, today announced that they have teamed to create the Trusted Edge Intelligent Email Archive for Laserfiche, a policy-driven solution that enables secure, enterprise-wide email management while concurrently reducing the cost and burden of eDiscovery and compliance.
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The Trusted Edge Intelligent Email Archive for Laserfiche is an industry-leading archiving software solution that combines enterprise-level power and scalability with a multitude of competitive features such as Microsoft Outlook/OWA and Lotus Notes integration for transparent mailbox management; .pst file archiving; message classification, tagging, and annotation; file server and SharePoint intelligent archiving capabilities; and full audit and reporting.
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“FileTek is proud to deliver the premiere email and file archiving solution for Laserfiche by combining centrally-managed, policy-driven archive capabilities with the advanced information management features of Laserfiche,” said FileTek President Gary Szukalski. “Additionally, by partnering with Laserfiche and its worldwide integrator network and customer base, FileTek further expands our presence in the global marketplace.”
Built on FileTek’s award-winning, comprehensive Trusted Edge information processing software, the Trusted Edge Intelligent Archive for Laserfiche supports email platforms including Microsoft Exchange and IBM Notes Domino. In addition, the platform provides template archive policies for easy, out-of-the-box deployment. It also offers a browser-based policy management environment for tailoring policies to specific industries, markets, and customers.
“This solution delivers outstanding value and provides unlimited scalability,” said Alex Wilson, director of the Professional Developer Partnership (PDP) program at Laserfiche. “In addition to the feature-rich storage management, records management, and workflow features, we are now ahead of industry standards in providing a comprehensive archiving and indexing solution to meet customers’ needs.”
FileTek and Laserfiche will demonstrate the Trusted Edge Intelligent Email Archive for Laserfiche at the “Empower 2010” Laserfiche Institute Conference being held January 11-13 in Los Angeles, California.
Features and Benefits
Features and benefits include:
In addition to traditional archive capabilities, administrators may configure policies to perform automatic records declaration within the Laserfiche RM environment or to initiate business process workflows within the Laserfiche Workflow platform. The combined solution enables businesses and government agencies to construct robust archive configurations that transcend traditional static archive environments. These configurations provide complete visibility to all message traffic flowing into and out of the enterprise.
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