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Email Policy: Self-Governance or Central Enforcement?

By Glen Vondrick -- President and COO; Sendmail

We all know email is the backbone of business communication. When the corporate email system goes down, productivity of the workforce plummets and there is a greater outcry than when any other “utility” function provided by the enterprise IT department is out of service. In the enterprise, email has arguably become more reliable and trusted than the telephone or any other human collaboration tool.

Published January 18, 2012

Osterman Research

Thoughts on Two Recent Events

by Michael Osterman

Last week I attended the Sendmail Messaging Infrastructure Summit 2011 and the week before that Trend Micro’s Insight analyst event—both very good meetings! Here are some thoughts on both...

The Future of Enterprise Messaging

by Donald J. Massaro -- president and CEO; Sendmail Inc.

Today more than ever, enterprises rely on email for business-critical operations. To the dismay of many IT executives, current generations of email security appliances were designed as point...

Evaluating Messaging Infrastructures

by Stephanie Jordan

Global 1000 companies that were interested in evaluating their existing messaging infrastructures signed up for Sendmail’s Messaging Architecture Review Program. Offered as a professional service,...

Sendmail Announces New Message Processing Platform

by Stephanie Jordan

Sendmail, Inc., a provider of secure email and messaging infrastructures, introduced its latest version of its Sentrion Message Processing Engine, Sentrion MPE 4.0, at VMworld 2009 held in San...