Dollars and Sense for Your Lotus Domino Environment: Improve Operational Efficiency With EMC SourceOne Email Management
Overview E-mail creates a lot of tough challenges. With so much volume, it's hard to manage, hard to save, and hard to find when one need it. With the power of EMC SourceOne E-mail Management, one can get control of the IBM Lotus Notes/Domino environment, enabling to increase efficiency and productivity while reducing costs. The attendee will find out how to do more while reducing operational costs. The attendee will also learn how the new EMC SourceOne E-mail Management and complementary products help to proactively manage the Domino environment.
| Publisher | EMC | ||
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| Live Date | 2nd April 2009 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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