edisclosure myth or reality? » e-mail archive https://jollyvip.com/edisclosure From litigation to the arbitration regime Tue, 01 Jul 2025 10:14:39 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 E-mail Archiving – Myths according to a Solution Provider and Making Sense in Plain English of the FRCP https://jollyvip.com/edisclosure/2008/05/07/e-mail-archiving-myths-according-to-a-solution-provider-and-making-sense-in-plain-english-of-the-frcp/ https://jollyvip.com/edisclosure/2008/05/07/e-mail-archiving-myths-according-to-a-solution-provider-and-making-sense-in-plain-english-of-the-frcp/#comments Wed, 07 May 2008 16:23:00 +0000 http://iedisc.com/?p=123 For those using Exchange, Outlook and Active Directory, you may be interested to read the white paper, Email Archiving: Common Myths and Misconceptions by MessageOne, Inc.

If you’re curious on how a Solution Provider ‘makes sense in plain English of the FRCP, scan the posted white paper.

I cannot comment on the MessageOne solution as I have not used or been exposed to the product.

However in the white paper there is a statement ‘Data is never lost, and companies have robust search and retrieval functionality to meet the legal and compliance challenges facing all industries, today.’

‘Data is NEVER lost’? This is a myth with or without an archive system.

It’s so easy to forget that once e-mail is sent /delivered (a copy may reside on your sent folder/archive), the information/data is also OUT of reach of the sender. Another food for though – how to make sense of the clawback agreements for e-mails?

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