If you are like most knowledge workers today, you live in your inbox. In spite of the increasing availability of collaborative work tools on the web and on your desktop, you probably find that you use Email as your default knowledge archive, work environment, distribution method, and process planner. Your IT department is less than thrilled with this approach. And there is cause for concern.

As the volume of Emails continues to grow, so do management issues around storage, backup, retrieval and recovery -- not to mention the risk of organization-wide exposure. Even when IT puts quotas and limits on inbox size and dates, users will bypass the process by creating personal archives such as .PST files for retrieval outside of the organization’s records management program. So, what’s a solution that is good for both IT and end user productivity? Email archiving. Join us as we discuss how you can make email a better work environment with better control and access. We’ll show you how to get rid of arbitrary inbox size limits and achieve a seamless user experience.