Should you outsource your e-mail archive?

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  • + dan.keldsen Dan Keldsen 2 years ago
    Glad you found it interesting Graham - and thanks for adding me as a contact.
  • + grahairs Graham Bennett 2 years ago
    Interesting - Thanks!
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Should you outsource your e-mail archive? - Presentation Transcript

  1. Should you Outsource your Email Archive? Speaker: Dan Keldsen Director, Market Intelligence at AIIM.org www.BizTechTalk.com (blog) Twitter.com/dankeldsen (backchannel)
  2. Why Call Out E-mail for Archiving?
    • Uncontrolled nature of business e-mail invites problems
      • It seems personal, but it's BUSINESS
      • Continued e-mail volume, despite alternatives
    • Costs:
      • Cost of highly available storage
      • Cost to manage the storage
      • Cost to back up – and restore!
    • Messaging system performance
    • Personal productivity
  3. What are you Targeting for Content Security?
    • 44% Stated E-mail was top concern
    Source: AIIM Market IQ on Content Security, Q4 2007
  4. The Growing Elephant
    • eDiscovery is a clear driver of investment in e-mail archiving
      • Without proactive processes and systems, every discovery request risks being chaotic and risk-laden
      • Mitigate risk with a solid foundation, and plan for future improvement
  5. Archiving as Foundation
    • Easy to overcomplicate, but…
      • Don't let the drive to solve E-mail Archiving blind you to larger problems
      • Prioritize and Expand
    Electronic Records Management E-mail Management E-mail Archiving
  6. EDRM START
  7. Balancing Needs with Solutions
    • Needs:
      • Control
      • Governance
      • Visibility
      • Findability
    • Solution decisions:
      • Architecture
      • Trust
      • Cost
  8. Balancing Enabling vs. Disabling Risk vs. Benefit
  9. Control
    • At the heart of e-mail archiving
      • Getting relevant e-mail into archive
        • Manual
        • Automatic
        • Hybrid
      • If this part of the process is broken, all downstream benefits FAIL!
  10. Governance
    • It's not enough to state that e-mail that meet criteria x, y, z "shall be placed into the archive"
      • Compliance is verification of stated policies of procedures
      • Without verification of compliance, you do not have Governance
      • (Train and) Trust… but verify
  11. Visibility
    • What makes e-mail management of any kind troubling?
      • Lack of visibility into the actual contents of e-mail
        • Smoking guns
        • Outdated versions of content being passed via e-mail, when current versions exist in another repository
        • A measure of what % of e-mail is useful vs. filler/garbage/CYA
  12. Findability
    • You don't want to search, you want to FIND, or verify that there is nothing TO find
      • If you can't find it, it doesn't exist…
      • Until opposing counsel turns up a copy YOU couldn't find
  13. Architecture - Where to Filter?
    • Hosted Solution - outside
    • Gateway - edge
    • E-mail Server - just past the edge
    • Client-side - all the way in
  14. Capturing E-mail Source: AIIM Training on E-mail Management - www.aiim.org/training Hosted SMTP relay Messaging application Client application SMTP Archive application Journaling - Log shipping - Personal archive file MAPI -
  15. Complexity of Control
    • From a scalability and management point of view
      • Less is More
        • Apply solutions where you can affect the most inputs/outputs at once
        • Manual processes should be avoided as much as possible
    Perimeter Core Content
  16. Key Example - Litigation Hold
    • Which would you rather have?
      • Broadcast e-mail:
        • "Please do not delete any e-mail relating to Client X. Retain copies until further notice."
      • Apply a rule to thousands of local inboxes.
      • Apple a rule to clusters of the core e-mail servers.
      • Apply a rule to a centralized repository.
  17. Who do you Trust, Technically?
    • As a former CTO and (reformed) paranoid security guy, let me ask… who holds the keys to your e-mail kingdom? The Sysadmin?
    • When your e-mail archiving system is being accessed, do you know by whom, and why? When messages have been manipulated, deleted, obscured, overwritten?
  18. Who Watches the Watchers?
    • Who should have rights, and what should the rights be?
    • With e-mail being one of the most ripe areas for the discovery of evidence, e-mail must be untampered if you wish to survive lawsuits
    • IT may "run" the infrastructure and even "own" the solution, but the business owns the content and is liable for abuses and misuses
  19. Costs
    • Cannot compare costs of outsourcing with "insourcing" if you're not currently measuring existing costs
      • Staffing
      • Storage
      • Bandwidth
      • Software
      • Hardware
      • Power
      • Legal fees
  20. ROI Calculator
    • For Professional Members of AIIM
      • Download the newly released E-mail Management ROI calculator…
      • www.aiim.org/emailroicalculator
        • (non-members, $125 professional membership fee will provide access)
  21. Rent or Own?
    • What is your organizational policy on buying versus renting/subscription-based solutions?
      • It's 2008 - what are your options?
        • Outright bans on specific types of solutions (appliance, SaaS, etc. are simply bad business. Options abound.)
  22. Consider Your Options… In the meantime…

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