PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 2010 – A new email archiving software system that enables companies to better handle regulatory compliance and storage issues has been launched by The Linux Box Corporation.
Called EnkiveTM, the open source email archiving and retrieval software empowers organizations to easily store email while retaining control over their IT infrastructure, information and processes. It was unveiled here at the AIIM International Exposition + Conference.
Enkive helps organizations address the issues of compliance with laws and regulations governing communications, as well as litigation support. This is achievable because Enkive captures email messages as they arrive or are sent to ensure they are retained before a worker can delete them in an email client. It permits recovery of email in full support of an organization's retention policies. Search and recovery of email from Enkive occurs in real-time -- just a few minutes rather than days.
"Given the constantly increasing regulatory requirements and litigation companies face today, e-mail archiving and retrieval should be in-use in companies of all sizes," said Jonathan Spira, chief analyst, Basex, a knowledge economy research firm.
Enkive also reduces storage costs by eliminating the capture of redundant messages and attachments. Its systematic approach reconstructs messages in the search and retrieval process -- using the body of the message and its attachments -- instead of relying on the traditional method of only checking text and metadata such as sender, dates, recipient and subject. Archived content can be encrypted (at a company's discretion) and is only accessible to authorized users.
“Even if compliance is not a key requirement, email activity represents a record of organizational communications that should be archived and made retrievable," said Elizabeth Ziph, CEO, The Linux Box. "Take for example a customer complaint sent to an employee which is accidentally deleted. Or a volley of emails between customers and employees that few in management are aware of. Wouldn't it be better if these could be retrieved in time to address customer issues before a situation escalates?
“We developed Enkive in response to client requests for an email archiving system with more dynamic management and security features than what was currently available. Open source archiving systems lack the ability to retain email based on policies that are time and content dependent. Enkive allows organizational decision makers to define and implement retention and retrieval policies to determine what to keep and what to purge.”
Enkive uses the Alfresco open source as a framework for document and record management. It offers a full reporting service and flexible audit policy so decision makers can know who has accessed what in the archive and when.
For additional information, including how to purchase Enkive, contact The Linux Box sales department at 734-761-4689 or via email at sales@linuxbox.com; or visit www.linuxbox.com.
About The Linux Box
Founded in 1999, The Linux Box Corporation (http://www.linuxbox.com) is a software development organization specializing in open source technology and the Linux platform. The Linux Box offers professional services, including customization and integration to a broad range of clients in industries ranging from energy and financial services to government, life sciences and the utilities. The company also offers a software product, EnkiveTM, which provides advanced email archiving solutions for organizations. The Linux Box is ISO 9001:2008 certified.
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