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Osterman Research - Webinars
An archived Webinar sponsored by Alt-N and Messaging News
Original Date:
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Speakers:
Michael Osterman,
Principal,
Osterman Research, Inc.
Kevin Beatty
Director of Marketing
Alt-N
Strategies to Meet Mobile User Demand while Managing New Risks
A recent survey conducted by Osterman Research showed that senior management and users have a more critical need for access to mobile email than to desktop email.
IT is still struggling with some of the basics of managing mobile users: ensuring that mobile access is available 24x7, making sure that content on mobile devices is archived properly, how to manage personal devices used to access corporate resources, and protecting corporate data when mobile devices go missing.
Register now to view this recorded webinar!
Join Michael Osterman, President and Founder of Osterman Research, and Kevin Beatty, Director of Marketing for Alt-N as they offer best practices and practical strategies to help take control of mobile management and security.
IT departments must start planning now for the increasing availability demands, as well as the compliance and security risks they face with mobile messaging.
You will come away with valuable information on how leading vendors and organizations are meeting mobile user demands while dealing with increasing complexity and risks.
In this 60-minute Webinar, you will discover:
- Best practices for meeting the demands of mobile users without breaking the bank.
- Best options for deploying and managing a mobile solution.
- How leading organizations are dealing with increased security threats to mobile users.
- The unique compliance, policy, security, and availability risks associated with mobile devices.
- How you can increase control of your mobile infrastructure.
A live Webinar sponsored by DataMotion, FaceTime and Global Relay
Date & Time:
Thursday, November 4, 2010
1:00pm EDT / 10:00am PDT / 17:00pm GMT / 18:00 CET
Speakers:
- Michael Osterman, Principal, Osterman Research, Inc.
- Bob Janacek, CTO and Founder, DataMotion
- Sarah Carter, VP Marketing, FaceTime
- Robert Powell, Compliance Director, Global Relay
Join Michael Osterman as he shares the latest survey data and best practices in security, social networking management and archiving. He will moderate a panel of experts from DataMotion, FaceTime and Global Relay who will address each of these areas. You’ll hear about solutions to today’s challenges with best practices, proven tips and new techniques you might not have considered to help you get better results on a fixed budget in 2011 and beyond.
Register now for this live event!
A live Webinar sponsored by FaceTime, Smarsh and Messaging News
Date & Time:
October 27, 2010
1:00pm EDT / 10:00am PDT / 18:00pm BST / 19:00 CET
Speakers:
- Michael Osterman, Principal, Osterman Research, Inc.
- Norv Leong, Product Marketing Manager, FaceTime
- Sam Kolbert-Hyle, VP/Business Development & Strategic Initiatives, Smarsh
We will randomly select one registrant for this Webinar to receive an Apple iPad. The winner will be announced during the live event.
The use of social media in companies has literally exploded over the past few years in virtually every organization. Yet relatively few organizations understand how it is being used, many are taking on needless legal, compliance, and reputational risks, and most IT professionals have not made the return-on- investment case internally for social media management and archiving solutions.
Join us for a special Osterman Research and Messaging News panel Webinar focused on why organizations should monitor and archive social media content and how you can justify implementing a solution in your organization.
Attendees will be able to articulate the ROI case internally for archiving and risk mitigation arguments that should be used to help quickly gain control of social media content while still experiencing its benefits. Discover:
- What are the risks associated with doing nothing to manage the use of these tools in a corporate environment?
- What are the best practices around social media policies and options to consider for your organization?
- What are some of the leading solutions available to help you manage and archive social media content, and to ensure that social media is not used in violation of corporate policies?
- What are some of the key regulations which govern social media and its archiving?
- What are the latest trends in social media and management and archiving of this content?
- In short, understand why you need to archive and manage social media, how to make the ROI case for it internally, and have the opportunity to ask your top social media management questions of our experts.
A live Webinar sponsored by Iron Mountain Digital
Date: September 16, 2010
Time: 1:00pm EDT / 10:00am PDT /1 8:00pm BST / 19:00 CET
Speakers:
- Michael Osterman, Principal, Osterman Research, Inc.
- Martin Tuip, Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager, Iron Mountain Digital
Exchange 2010 includes a number of new capabilities, including email archiving. Does that mean you don’t need third-party archiving solutions?
A new study by Osterman Research reveals that there are many unknowns and misconceptions when it comes to Exchange 2010 and archiving. While many organizations have already deployed 2010, they are still not familiar with Exchange 2010’s true capabilities, nor have they decided how best to handle archiving for legal, storage and compliance goals.
Many IT decision makers believe that the built-in archiving capabilities of Microsoft Exchange 2010 will meet all of their content archiving requirements. While Exchange 2010 archiving is a good start for many, most organizations will still require third-party archiving solutions.
Join Michael Osterman, president and founder of Osterman Research and Martin Tuip of Iron Mountain Digital, as they present results of a recent survey on Exchange 2010 deployments and attitudes on archiving, an overview of its archiving capabilities, and the case for third party archiving with Exchange 2010. You will come away with valuable information on how the Exchange 2010 archiving capabilities work and what a third-party archive can—and cannot—do for you.
In this 60-minute Webinar, you will discover:
- What other organizations are experiencing with Exchange 2010 as they move forward with its deployment
- Common archiving challenges organizations are facing with Exchange 2010
- Why third-party archiving solutions will continue to be needed with Exchange 2010
- What you should look for in an archiving solution
- Best practices for controlling data storage, costs, and compliance risks
A live Webinar sponsored by FaceTime and Smarsh
Date & Time:
July 22, 2010
1:00pm EDT / 10:00am PDT / 17:00pm BST / 19:00 CET
Speakers:
- Michael Osterman, Principal, Osterman Research
- Sarah Carter, VP Marketing, FaceTime
- Sam Kolbert-Hyle, VP, Business Development & Strategic Initiatives, Smarsh
The use of social networking has literally exploded over the past few years in virtually every organization. Yet few organizations understand how it is being used and are exposing themselves to needless legal, compliance, and reputational risks.
Join representatives from Osterman Research, FaceTime and Smarsh in a panel Webinar focused on why companies are starting to manage social networking and how they are doing it successfully.
These three experts will offer their unique perspectives on the new challenges and issues associated with the rapid rise of social networking . They will share results of recent surveys about trends, give examples of social networking usage within organizations, and identify the main reasons that most organizations need to immediately take action and manage social networking within their organization.
Attendees will be able to articulate the management and risk mitigation arguments that should be used to help quickly gain control of social networking while still experiencing its benefits. Discover:
- What are the risks associated with doing nothing to manage the use of these tools in a corporate environment?
- What are some of the leading solutions available help you manage social networking content, archive this content, and ensure that social networking tools cannot be used in violation of corporate policies?
- What are some of the recent trends and problems associated with social networking and its management?
In just 60 minutes you will understand the risks that you face from unmanaged use of social networking—and how you can easily and quickly address these risks!
And, you’ll get your questions answered in an interactive Q&A format.
Sponsored by Commtouch
June 29, 2010
11:00am EDT/
8:00am PDT/
17:00 CET
Speakers
Michael Osterman
Principal
Osterman Research
Asaf Greiner
VP Products
Commtouch
The impact of having IPs blacklisted is not a trivial matter for service providers or their customers. It impacts customer satisfaction for providers and deliverability of email for organizations of all sizes. The problem is a very serious one that most service providers and email users have not yet solved.
Commtouch and Osterman Research will host a Webinar on June 29th that will specifically address this issue. The Webinar will focus on how ISPs, Web hosting providers, managed service providers, and other providers of email services deal with spam generated from within their own networks. Data from a recent Commtouch/ Osterman Research study, the first-ever comprehensive report on how outbound spam affects service providers and end users, will also be presented.
At this 55-minute Webinar you will discover:
- The extensive size and scope of the outbound spam problem, from this ground-breaking research.
- Significant challenges that service providers encounter with their current outbound spam-blocking methods.
- The critical importance of dealing with the source of the problem rather than just the symptoms of outbound spam.
And, get your questions answered in an interactive Q&A format.
Register now for this live event!
Sponsored by Quest Software
June 24, 2010
1:00pm EDT/10:00am PDT
Speakers
Michael Osterman
President
Osterman Research, Inc.
Brad Pastore
Unified Communications/Archiving Specialist
Quest Software
Brad Hunter
Director
AHA Solutions, Inc.
Quest Archive Manager has the exclusive AHA Endorsement for E-Mail Archiving
New Health Care Changes and Regulations Can Expose Data Management Vulnerabilities
Even if you’re not in the health care industry—but simply deal with health care organizations—you can be liable for compliance with new regulations.
You Can Ensure Compliance with the Right Tools
Health care organizations must address a growing number of data management regulations and corporate governance requirements. And, if highly sensitive patient information is breached or lost, the organization faces serious legal and financial consequences.
Join Michael Osterman, founder of Osterman Research, and Quest Software for an informative Webinar that can help you achieve and maintain compliance with new health care regulations and policies. You will also learn about tools for tightly controlling data access while keeping it available to those who need to use it.
In this Webinar, you will learn answers to questions like:
- What are the latest regulations and laws that many in health care have yet to address?
- How can you gain—and maintain—compliance with new health care regulations and policies?
- What are the common mistakes in health care data management, compliance and governance mistakes and how can you avoid them?
- What are some specific solutions and best practices to solve these issues?
And, you’ll have a chance to get your questions answered in an interactive Q&A format.
Register now for this live event!
Sponsored by Azaleos and EMC
Date & Time:
May 5, 2010
1:00pm EDT / 10:00am PDT / 18:00 BST / 19:00 CET
Speakers:
- Michael Osterman, President, Osterman Research, Inc.
- Lee Dumas, Senior Director of Architecture & Exchange MCA, Azaleos
- Derrick Baxter, Senior Consultant Engineer & Exchange Master, EMC Messaging
Microsoft Exchange 2010 includes a number of significant enhancements and improvements over previous versions, including built-in archiving, Database Availability Groups, improved server performance and a number of other enhancements.
But does this mean you should immediately upgrade your environment to Exchange 2010? And if you do decide to upgrade, what are some Exchange 2010 deployment best practices and mistakes to avoid?
Join Osterman Research and Azaleos for a special webinar focused in on the benefits and best practices of running Exchange 2010 for the large (10,000+ seats) enterprise. If you’re already at a large enterprise or a growing organization, then this Webinar is for you!
Osterman will randomly select one registrant for this Webinar to receive an Apple iPad. The winner will be announced during the live event.
Michael Osterman will provide an Introduction and overview of the Exchange market today. Lee Dumas and Derrick Baxter will talk through various Azaleos and EMC best practices regarding architecture, design and deployment of Exchange 2010 for large enterprises. Then Mr. Osterman will moderate an active Q&A discussion focusing on some examples of recent Exchange 2010 deployments by Azaleos and EMC.
In this interactive, expert panel discussion you will learn answers to questions like:
- The top five things larger enterprises need to know about Exchange 2010.
- What are the most common reasons to upgrade to Exchange 2010 today?
- How can Exchange 2010 help you increase security, reduce storage costs, and lower messaging TCO
- What are the common challenges and pitfalls to avoid when upgrading to Exchange 2010?
- What are some helpful hints when considering an upgrade to Exchange 2010?
In short, attendees from larger organizations will receive a primer on Exchange 2010. They will gain a perspective on key benefits, sample deployments, and mistakes to avoid when upgrading.
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A Live Webinar on Thursday, April 22, with Osterman Research, Mimosa Systems, an Iron Mountain company; Google and Mimecast
Archiving email and other electronic content is rapidly becoming a critical business necessity on a number of levels:
- Organizations that do not archive their electronic content run the risk of data spoliation or running afoul of regulatory requirements to retain business records.
- Responding to e-discovery or legal holds for data without an archiving system is very expensive and runs the risk of losing data.
- Without archiving, storage costs for email and other electronic content are significantly higher than they have to be.
- However, while many in IT are convinced of the benefits of archiving, many decision makers—those that will write the checks for archiving systems or services—are not.
Join us for a Webinar focused specifically on how to justify archiving to key decision makers in your company.
We will focus on the dollars and cents of lower storage costs, reduced risk and other benefits that organizations of any size can realize from archiving.
