All Desktop Software News - October 2007

Hospital e-mail waiting lists can take weeks

Even the largest, most innovative NHS hospitals can take weeks just to perform a simple e-mail retrieval process, it emerged yesterday, as the University Hospital Birmingham (UHB) announced an implementation of an enterprise archiving system.

Plus Markets and Project Turquoise end takeover talks

The widely reported talks between trading platform Plus Markets and Project Turquoise concerning a take over by the Turquoise came to an end last week after the companies failed to reach agreement.

E-mail archiver forgets to mention free services

At first glance, an independent survey commissioned by Mimecast appears to shoot itself in the foot. The firm, which sells web-based e-mail, found that 63% of the UK's IT managers have more than one e-mail system within their company - presumably one for work and the other for seeing if they have received any new Hatebook enemy requests or responses to their CVs.

Law firm uses web-based e-mail management

London law firm Charles Russell is future-proofing its e-mail management using a web-based system from Mimecast.

Find your ideal mobile e-mail system

  • News
  • Author: Dale Vile
  • Date: 12 October 2007
The growing range of mobile e-mail technologies available means that organisations of all sizes can find systems that closely match their needs

HP joins forces with Cisco and Microsoft for unified communications

HP has introduced a portfolio of bundled unified communications (UC) systems in partnership with Cisco and Microsoft.

Motorway service chain takes welcome break from spam

Motorway service chain Welcome Break has relieved the pressure of unwanted e-mail on its IT infrastructure, improved security, and increased staff productivity by implementing a managed e-mail service.

Soca to use data mining to fight fraud

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 04 October 2007
The Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) is using data mining technology to identify the social networks and "trade routes" used by fraudsters who are costing the UK an estimated £3.5bn a year.

Provider push will lead to 435 million mobile SIP users by 2012

Growing acceptance of SIP by mobile operators and device vendors will result in 435 million SIP-enabled devices by 2012

UPS offers paperless shipping

UPS has said it has the first package carrier to offer customers a paperless international shipping system.
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