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Quantum Marine Uses GFI MailArchiver to Tackle Mailbox Growth and the Need to Retrieve Particular Emails

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Overview Quantum Marine Engineering serves a global marketplace of superyacht builders and the company relies heavily on email for its business communications. In today's ever growing networked environment, the company's mobile sales force, commissioning technicians, and service and warranty representatives rely heavily on email to remain current with customers, with each other, and with their offices to maintain a timely and high level of business communications. They needed to at least consider the possibility of being required to produce documents in a discovery process. Quantum chose GFI MailArchiver in early 2006 and has been using it since. The version available at that time was 3; and have since upgraded to 4 and found the new version to be user-friendly, stable, and much more intuitive for the individual users.

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Publisher	GFI Software	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Email, E-Mail Client

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