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E-Discovery:How CloudBasedStrategiesAre Changingthe World of Law
Download this e-guide to learn how e-discovery is conquering containerized data with comprehensive cloud-based strategies, and explore how e-discovery's existence has changed the world of law through collaboration.
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Store Microsoft Teams Chat Data in the Cloud
Microsoft Teams e-discovery enabled for hybrid cloud systems, and digital transformation hinges on information governance policies. Read this e-guide to learn more.
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Microsoft Office 365: Strengthening Security, Compliance, and Control
This white paper discusses how third party enhancements focused on security, archiving, and encryption can provide more capable, granular services than Microsoft offers in Office 365.
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Definitive Guide to Exchange Server 2010 Migration Chapter 5: Exchange 2010: Keeping up Appearances
Keeping Exchange Server 2010 running at full torque requires diligent management and administration. This e-guide examines some of the most common performance issues and explains how to mitigate them. Exchange MVP Andy Grogan also details best practices you should follow to prevent any performance setbacks.
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Mimecast Unifies Email Security, Archiving, and Continuity Services in the Cloud
The market for cloud-based IT infrastructure services delivered in a software-as-a-service model continues to grow. IDC research indicates this model of IT delivery is disrupting traditional licensed software markets and changing how archiving, backup, recovery, and security technologies are procured. Read this whitepaper to learn more.
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E-Discovery, Case Management & Litigation Hold: Comprehensive Archive and Search Capability to Meet Legal and Regulatory Requirements
Mimecast Unified Email Management™ is a cost effective Software-as-a-Service solution that offers integrated E-Discovery, Litigation Hold and Case Managment functionality, giving you the tools you need to rapidly execute data preservation policies and email discovery requests and guard against the risk of failing to produce required information.