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DYS Analytics now Permessa
DYS Analytics, whose products and services manage today's top messaging platforms, announced that effective immediately, it has changed its name to Permessa Corporation. The new name--with origins in Italian meaning "permitted"--better reflects the company's focus of the past several years beyond analytics, to delivering comprehensive management and control of corporate email, IM and collaboration applications. As email and IM traffic volumes skyrocket and unified communications takes hold, Permessa's solutions allow IT staffs to better understand, control, demonstrate compliance, and administer enterprise messaging platforms such as IBM Lotus Notes Domino, IBM Lotus Sametime and Microsoft Exchange.

In addition to revealing its new name, Permessa also announced a new release of its flagship CONTROL! family of products--solutions that provide a fast, easy view of the health of email, IM and collaboration applications. With the new look and feel of CONTROL!, IT can move quickly from spotting issues to taking action--with greater drill-down capabilities and more in-depth tracking of user trends.



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