* A new approach to analyzing e-mail It’s almost a given that an organization of any size will be faced with a product liability lawsuit, an accusation of wrongful termination or some other legal action at some point in the relatively near future. Because an increasing proportion of the content needed to defend an organization – and the content that a court will likely make discoverable – is stored in e-mail systems, organizations will have to gain quick and ready access to this large and growing body of information.Many organizations use archiving systems to protect themselves from the consequences of being unable to find information in their e-mail systems, while others use manual systems to look for necessary content. One company that has developed an interesting approach to looking for e-mail content is Clearwell Systems. The company’s Email Intelligence Platform works with e-mail archiving software to analyze the unique properties of e-mail, combining this analysis with other data to derive specific patterns within e-mail content. The result is a very scalable index of e-mail content that, combined with sophisticated analytics, helps an organization find specific content in e-mail stores. For example, using the Clearwell platform, an organization can categorize information in their e-mail stores by more than just keywords, instead using more meaningful categories like ‘acquisition discussions’ or ‘stockholder problems’. This can make it easier to find information for legal discovery or other purposes, and can help organizations manage their e-mail content more effectively. Clearwell claims that it can reduce discovery and compliance costs by 90%.One of the more compelling aspects of the Clearwell platform is the dashboard that offers a graphical representation of data in e-mail stores, such as the number and types of messages in each category. The platform allows personalized categories to be established so e-mail content in topics of specific interest can be tracked and analyzed. The Clearwell platform will be launched in January. Related content news Broadcom to lay off over 1,200 VMware employees as deal closes The closing of VMware’s $69 billion acquisition by Broadcom will lead to layoffs, with 1,267 VMware workers set to lose their jobs at the start of the new year. By Jon Gold Dec 01, 2023 3 mins Technology Industry Technology Industry Markets news analysis Cisco joins $10M funding round for Aviz Networks' enterprise SONiC drive Investment news follows a partnership between the vendors aimed at delivering an enterprise-grade SONiC offering for customers interested in the open-source network operating system. By Michael Cooney Dec 01, 2023 3 mins Network Management Software Network Management Software Network Management Software news Cisco CCNA and AWS cloud networking rank among highest paying IT certifications Cloud expertise and security know-how remain critical in building today’s networks, and these skills pay top dollar, according to Skillsoft’s annual ranking of the most valuable IT certifications. Demand for talent continues to outweigh s By Denise Dubie Nov 30, 2023 7 mins Certifications Certifications Certifications news Mainframe modernization gets a boost from Kyndryl, AWS collaboration Kyndryl and AWS have expanded their partnership to help enterprise customers simplify and accelerate their mainframe modernization initiatives. By Michael Cooney Nov 30, 2023 4 mins Mainframes Mainframes Mainframes Podcasts Videos Resources Events NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe