I have found, as Larry said, that email management 'systems' are merely
digital haystacks but that is one step toward the goal of preservation,
identification and production for legal hold needs. The haystack locks down
the email, preventing destruction and providing the repository for other
tools to act on, and then a second tool searches the haystack, annotates
results, exports results. There are many good products out there like
Access suite, Sherpa Discovery Attender etc.


On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 10:21 AM, Sergey Kovynev <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> Dear colleagues,
>
> My IT people have asked me about my preferences on an email archiving
> system.
> I was offered a choice between Mimecast, Quest Archive Manager, and
> Microsoft
> Archive Manager. Also, they are open to other suggestions. I am not
> familiar with
> any of those systems. The search in the listserv's archive returned 2007
> as the
> most recent date. I suspect, things might have changed a bit since then :)
>
> Therefore, I would appreciate any feedback on the mentioned systems, or
> suggestions and comments on the subject in general. Thank you!
>
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