TransVault Opens Up Options for Autonomy Archive Customers

TransVault
Software (TVS) has announced a dedicated data connection for the
on-premise email archive that is part of Autonomy’s
Consolidated Archive.

This completes a line-up of 6 separate
connectors that are aligned with HP
Autonomy email archive products, both current and legacy.

Available from over 80 archiving and
migration partners across the world, the company’s solutions help
organizations protect the integrity and accessibility of their email
records as they move between different archive platforms. Migrator
transfers data between incompatible archive platforms, as a
fully-audited and compliant transaction. It also ensures the move is
as transparent as possible for email users, who expect to be able to
retrieve their archived email post-migration with zero inconvenience.

According to TransVault CEO Barney
Haye, "The need to migrate email archives is driven by
multiple factors. Right now the cloud is behind a lot of migration
activity, with enterprises looking to release the costs associated
with maintaining an on-premise archive. Vendor end-of-life
announcements for 1st-gen products and the customer’s desire to
switch to more advanced archiving and eDiscovery propositions are
also a catalyst."

The first dedicated enterprise email
archive products entered the market over 13 years ago and have since
become a common way to address email storage overload and compliance
needs. Industry giants offer email storage, records management
and eDiscovery capabilities in what has become a hotly-contested
market.

Continued Haye, "HP Autonomy
has a range of high-quality information governance propositions,
however some of their previously-acquired archiving products are now
in maintenance only mode, with ACA positioned as a replacement.
Ultimately our products give CTOs the confidence to store their email
records in their preferred archive platform without risking vendor
lock-in as change occurs."