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Index Engines announces Octane email archive for $50,000 promotional price until december 31st
14 November 2011
Offer Includes up to 100 User Mailboxes plus Installationand First Year of Support
Index Engines launches a new program today, which offers it’s Octane for Exchange/Notes email archive at the affordable price of $50,000. The Octane compliance archive includes connection to a single email server with the ability to unlock up to 100 user mailbox accounts for collection into the repository.
Additional mailbox accounts can be purchased as needed. The $50,000 promotional pricing will remain in effect until December 31, 2011 and includes installation, training and the first year of support.
Index Engines’ Octane for Exchange/Notes automates and simplifies the process of identifying, collecting and managing email in response to compliance requests. Octane allows legal teams to quickly find and secure email content.
Features of Octane for Exchange/Notes Email Compliance Archive:
- Plug-and-play appliance – simple to deploy
- High-speed indexing and incremental updates – low impact on email servers
- Secure access – unlock specific user mailboxes based onlegal requests
- Powerful search interface – legal teams can find what they need according to policy
- Automated policy and retention – define and execute policies automatically
- Email management, storage and access – archive email for future access on demand
- Extensive reports –create high-level reports that profile the database
- Scalable – supports enterprise class environments
“Index Engines is pleased to announce this promotional pricing for our Octane email platform, which puts it within reach of many organizations that really need it to support legal and compliance efforts,” comments Jim McGann, VP of Information Discovery. “The archive uses new technology to forensically scan Exchange and Notes email databases using a patented MAPI-free approach that delivers more comprehensive, faster access to the content. We anticipate that both current and prospective customers will derive significant value and benefit from this offer.”
