Metalogix Releasing Archive Manager Exchange Edition 6.0 and Email Migrator 1.0

Metalogix Software announced an email management suite to migrate, store, secure and protect email and file content for on premises and hybrid cloud environments.

The solutions, Metalogix Archive Manager Exchange Edition 6.0 and Metalogix Email Migrator 1.0, operate in tandem to enable enterprises to achieve a scalable email and file archive which reduces complexity, mitigates risk and improves user productivity with the flexibility and control that enables them to adapt to enterprise needs.

“Today’s enterprise is under constant pressure to preserve, protect and produce business content to suit ever-changing international regulatory requirements,” said Christine Taylor, analyst, Taneja Group. “Archive repositories easily reach into petabyte scales and are constantly growing. This pace will not slow down. Companies need an adaptive email management solution that optimizes and simplifies massively growing volumes of data. This includes managing compliance and data retention, storage and migration, data protection, and discovery; turning huge email archives from black holes into valuable businesses assets.”

With theese releases, the company is addressing these mounting challenges with an archive for adaptive enterprise. The Archive Manager Exchange Edition retains and protects global enterprise email to improve user productivity, conserve IT resources and budgets while minimizing compliance and litigation risk. In addition, the Email Migrator streamlines the move from legacy email archives that are costly, limiting and slow performing to a dynamic archive that can adapt to changing business requirements.

Traditionally, legacy email archives require costly maintenance and renewal commitments and are often slow performing, complex and difficult and costly to upgrade. They also often lack clear product roadmaps and future development investment support. As a result, many organizations are seeking streamlined methods to move off of their legacy email archives so that they can benefit from the speed, efficiency and management simplicity of a dynamic archive optimized for on premises or cloud environments. Email Migrator 1.0 was developed to help organizations escape email archive ‘vendor lock in’ with an approach to migrate their archived data to their supplier of choice based on business demands.

Designed with the flexibility and control organizations demand to meet changing enterprise requirements, Archive Manager Exchange Edition 6.0 works to balance IT and user productivity with compliance adherence and litigation readiness. This version supports sources including Symantec Enterprise Vault and EMC EmailXtender. In Q4, 2013 targets include Archive Manager and Exchange and will support Mimosa NearPoint and GFI.

With Email Migrator 1.0, the archiving solution:

Reduces complexity and lowers storage resource requirements by up to 70%

Optimizing archive infrastructure and granular policy management

Improves productivity by almost 5x and eliminates user downtime

Mitigates risk by supporting global regulatory and compliance requirements

Reduces management cost by 40% through user transparency and self serve archive functionality

One-click DR

Simplifies and speeds response to e-discovery requests

Migrates, saving up to 100% over legacy archive systems

“At Metalogix, we’ve spent 10 years perfecting the process of retaining, storing, replicating, migrating, discovering, and protecting email content,” said Steven Murphy, CEO, Metalogix. “With over 70 billion archived items to date and 55 thousand terabytes of migrated data, we are the leader in content infrastructure software for today’s adaptive enterprise. Our new Exchange archive and migration solutions now deliver a next-generation adaptive archive to meet the needs of today’s dynamic international regulatory requirements. At the same time, we are enabling enterprises to easily and cost effectively move away from expensive and limiting legacy archives with proven migration technology that eliminates constraining ‘vendor lock-in.‘”