The combination of increasing investigative and legal scrutiny and evolving privacy and regulatory requirements are forcing information archiving technology providers to make difficult decisions. They can embark on a costly, long-term solution upgrade to meet growing demands, shift to a new and unproven technology or abandon the market altogether. As a result customer's data can be exposed to material risk, and leave them looking for a safe landing to protect and govern their data with confidence.
To address these challenges the Information Archiving Safe Landing Program combines professional migration and information auditing services with either of Micro Focus' archiving products, Digital Safe 10 and Retain 4.4, for a smooth transition from products from vendors such as Smarsh, Actiance, Veritas and CA. "As the archiving market evolves, software vendors need to evolve with it or place their customers at potential risk," said Joe Garber, global head of product marketing, information management and governance at Micro Focus.
"This new program provides a 'safe landing' to organizations who want to avoid an uncertain future with their current provider, which may be caused by EOLs, unproven migration processes, or significant executive or strategic change." Customers who migrate to Micro Focus also can address new archiving challenges such as the governance of social media and carrier-level archiving of text messages (SMS and MMS) for compliance purposes. They can strategically refine and extend their information archiving strategies to tackle a broader set of compliance requirements and unleash the untapped potential of archived data to gain greater business insight.
Availability
The Safe Landing Program is available globally at a special promotional price. Digital Safe 10 and Retain 4.4 are both currently available. For more information, visit the Information Archiving Safe Landing Program.