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| DOMINOPOWER MAGAZINE - APRIL 2007 |
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Technical analysis: the White House email controversy
Over the past few weeks, it's come to America's attention that some emails from the White House have gone missing. As the publisher of two of the largest publications dedicated to email and electronic communication, OutlookPower Magazine and DominoPower Magazine, ZATZ is investigating this issue. Our goal is to make clear the technical elements of the discussion. We are strictly publishers of technical information, so we're going to do our best to completely avoid the political discussion.
What your company can learn from the White House email problem
What will you do when the White House email problem becomes your email problem? The current uproar about email retention at the White House may have direct meaning for Notes/Domino and Exchange sites. There are really two issues: how long is your retention policy and which emails are exempt from retention?
The White House email controversy: who runs GWB43.COM?
We continue our technical analysis of the White House missing email controversy. Last week, we learned that the President's staff uses at least two domains for email: EOP.GOV for official business and GWB43.COM for political business. This week, we explore GWB43.COM for clues into the White House email infrastructure. We've come up with some disturbing new questions.
More thoughts on social computing and Lotus
As Marcus Foerster mentioned in last week's article, one big subject at this year's Lotusphere was how to get business value out of Web 2.0 applications that have already been in use on the public Internet for the last few years. This is the second in a two-part series gives an overview on the new Web 2.0 features discussed at Lotusphere, displays ways to generate business value and gives ideas on how social computing can be integrated into your business applications. Let's see where this all takes us.
An interview with Roger Matus on email archiving and retrieval
We continue our series of interviews with Lotus Business Partners. This week, I had the opportunity to interview Roger Matus, CEO and co-founder of InBoxer, Inc. In this very timely in-depth interview, Roger helps us understand some of the issues involved in making sure your organization's email is archived and can be found in the event of a legal situation.
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