All Desktop Software News - June 2007

Tumbleweed to stop drift of data leaks

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  • Date: 29 June 2007
Messaging security vendor Tumbleweed Communications has announced a new version of its MailGate product in order to reduce accidental email data leaks and botnet driven threats.

Iron Mountain buys Accutrac for records management

Continuing its effort to reinvent itself as an online backup and records management company, Iron Mountain announces its second acquisition in this market in as many months.

Mimosa scales up email storage archiving

Version 3.0 of Mimosa's NearPoint email archiving software improves scalability. Users and analysts are waiting on file archiving and broader platform support.

Building society chooses Mimecast to manage e-mail

Leek United Building Society is reducing the time spent administrating e-mail with a managed service from Mimecast.

BT gets lippy over retail supply chain deployment

Lipsy, a UK fashion brand well-known for dressing high-profile celebrities, has selected BT to improve the management of its supply chain.

IT managers need right tools for efficiency

IT managers are spending twice as much time supporting infrastructure as they should be, according to a survey commissioned by Microsoft.

ntl:Telewest Business services up to the mark

ntl:Telewest Business has achieved MEF 14 certification from the industry’s Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF).

UK businesses need support in green IT

UK businesses have not set targets to reduce their carbon footprints because many do not understand how lower power costs can help save money in IT budgets, a study has found.

Federated ID: Still not ready for prime time

Analysts outline obstacles that keep federation technology from going mainstream, despite its potential to solve big business security problems.

Instant messaging usage increase highlights need for policies

A Burton Group report suggests that all companies should have an IM usage policy, even if they haven't deployed IM yet
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