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Whether you call it Software as a Service (SaaS), Managed Service Provider (MSP) or On-Demand Services, your organization uses the service running “in the cloud”. This blog will discuss these services, their benefits, drawbacks and operations. Are we biased? Yes. We believe that some services make sense for most organizations. Email security is one of those. However as Mark Twain said, “All generalizations are false, even this one.” Each Tuesday we will post information and questions about Software as a Service. Occasionally, we will have a "Guest Post" from either a consultant or vendor posting her/his thoughts on Managed Services generally as well as some degree of specificity based on her/his unique perspective. We encourage your insights, comments and feedback. Welcome.

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Third-Party Archiving vs. Microsoft Exchange 2010 – Part 3

This is the last of a three part series on electronic archiving. The first part was: Do You Really Need to Archive Email? The second part was: What Should You Archive and What Happens If You Don’t . For more information on the benefits of SaaS for electronic archiving, click here.

“Whew, Microsoft to the rescue! Exchange 2010 has built-in email archive, now I don’t have to find a 3^rd party email solution!” Aahh, not quite so fast. Put down the blue bill and take a deep breath.