by Michael Sampson
“The end has come.” Recalling Gandalf’s deep resonant voice in The Lord of the Rings seems like a good way to start this, my last Messaging News blog post for 2009. The end of the...
by Greg Arnette -- Founder and CTO; Sonian
Each of the hundred billion emails, IMs and documents
created every day need to be preserved for some period of time. Yet, IT
managers — who already struggle to manage overflowing in-boxes and...
by Ben Gross
Social network analysis is the study of connections, flows, and structure among people, groups, organizations, and systems. The points or nodes in the network may include people, routers, or even...
by Michael Sampson
Archiving and eDiscovery for email are a well-understood, even if not so well-practiced set of requirements; but compared to the current status of archiving and eDiscovery for collaboration systems,...
by Michael Sampson
I was supposed to have written a blog post for here a couple of weeks back, but life’s been busy. I had a very enjoyable, albeit exhausting trip to Singapore, leaving New Zealand on the Tuesday...
by Michael Sampson
In his review of my latest book, Thomas Duff wrote that I stayed “firmly on the ‘soft-skill’ ground”. That got me thinking about the commonly accepted labels that we put on...
by Michael Osterman
There’s an interesting commentary in The Wall Street Journal entitled “Why Email No Longer Rules…And what that means for the way we communicate”. While the author clearly...
by Michael Sampson
I attended an eResearch workshop in New Zealand this week. The focus was on how researchers are using advanced research networks—basically really fat pipes, access to high performance computing...
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