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  • Email Retention for GroupWiseAngela Williams - Channel Sales ManagerJeff Stratford - President

    Nexic, Inc.

  • Who is Nexic?Incorporated 1998Based in Orem, Utah Located 20 minutes North of Novells GroupWise engineering center in Provo, Utah

    Mostly Former Novell employeesEmployees worked at Novell developing, testing, and supporting GroupWiseJeff Stratford President9 years at Novell last 5 years as Product Planning Manager over GroupWise APIs

  • Email Retention definedRetention [noun]1. the action of retaining or the state of being retained2. failure to eliminate a substanceEmail Retention: Monitoring, evaluating, and saving (deleting) GroupWise messages to an external location

  • Customer Needsregulatory compliancelegal protectionstorage requirementsGroupWise system integrity and performanceauditingsharable with external usersOrganization

  • Note about ComplianceNumerous and Industry Specific (US: SEC17a, HIPPA, etc.)Multiple interpretations of same regulationCreated chaos in the retention space

    Regulations

  • Just A ThoughtThere's no such thing as private e-mail on a company system. Analysts say this high-tech monitoring is a growing trend for employers Legally, they're not required to tell you if they're monitoring the e-mail, says Shari Steele of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

    Legally the equipment that you're using when at work belongs to your employer. And therefore the employer can do anything they want to with the equipment.CNN June 3, 2002

  • Email Retention Time LineCustom Export ApplicationsDiscovery 6.0(Personal, Group, Enterprise)Discovery 7.0Personal Archive 7.0Discovery 6.1(Personal, Group, Enterprise)Personal Publisher 5.6Discovery 7.56.5 UpdateNexic Product Evolution:

  • Personal Publisher 5.6Customer Needs (2001): End user application Standards based output Familiar interface / habitat

  • Personal Publisher 5.6End user application to export messages to HTML

  • Discovery 6.1Customer Needs (2003): End user application Standards based output Familiar interface / habitat Offline searching Combine exported messages Export multiple accounts at one time Enterprise-level scalability NetWare, offline storage systems Easily share exported messages Export users GroupWise archive

  • Discovery 6.1Personal Discovery

  • Discovery 6.1

  • Discovery 6.1

  • Discovery 6.1Personal DiscoveryGroup Discovery

  • Discovery 7.0Customer Needs (2005): End user application Standards based output Familiar interface / habitat Offline searching Combine exported messages Export multiple accounts at one time Enterprise-level scalability NetWare, offline storage systems Easily share exported messages Export users GroupWise archive Distributed architecture Process independence Fault tolerance Other SQL databases, offline storage Offline encryption Live account scanning / monitoring

  • Discovery 7.0 - Architecture

  • Discovery 7.0 - Architecture

  • Discovery 7.0 - ProcessDiscovery Process Focused Approach to Data Collection User Interface Independence Other Process Independence Small Memory Extensible Logging Local Storage Compress / Encrypt Controllable by Scripting Engines or programming languages Windows / NetWare / Linux

  • Discovery 7.0 - ProcessDiscovery Process Types Archive / Export GroupWise data Departing Employees GroupWise Data eDirectory Journaling GroupWise data Monitoring GroupWise data Health Check GroupWise data Agents and Servers Other processes being added in future

  • Discovery 7.0 - ConsoleDiscovery Console Management Interface Monitoring / Logging Independence Process independence Extensible Status / Logs Reporting

  • Discovery 7.0 - Console

  • Discovery 7.0 - Console

  • Discovery 7.0 - Console

  • Discovery 7.0 - Console

  • Discovery 7.0 - MonitorDiscovery Monitor Central Communication Hub User Interface Independence Process independence Small Memory Footprint Local and Remote Process Monitoring Self-Healing

  • Discovery 7.0Demonstration

  • Discovery RoadmapCustom Export ApplicationsDiscovery 6.0(Personal, Group, Enterprise)Discovery 7.0Personal Archive 7.0Discovery 6.1(Personal, Group, Enterprise)Personal Publisher 5.6* Discovery 7.56.5 Update* Discovery 7.5 will release at the same time as the Sequoia release

  • Nexic, Inc.Contact Information

    www.nexic.com(801) 434-4717 x7104

    Angela [email protected]

  • General DisclaimerThis document is not to be construed as a promise by any participating company to develop, deliver, or market a product. Novell, Inc., makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents of this document, and specifically disclaims any express or implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Novell, Inc., reserves the right to revise this document and to make changes to its content, at any time, without obligation to notify any person or entity of such revisions or changes. All Novell marks referenced in this presentation are trademarks or registered trademarks of Novell, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All third-party trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

    No part of this work may be practiced, performed, copied, distributed, revised, modified, translated, abridged, condensed, expanded, collected, or adapted without the prior written consent of Novell, Inc. Any use or exploitation of this work without authorization could subject the perpetrator to criminal and civil liability.