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The lucrative rewards of selling ‘one more thing’

by [Amy Ho](/content/author/amy-ho/ "Posts by Amy Ho"/index.html) | Jan 31, 2019 | Email Archiving, Uncategorized

One of our latest blogs written by James details on how Solar Archive helps to meet a cloud provider’s goals, for more details, read here. A quick recap of cloud service providers’ goals: Maintain a high level of customer retention Be competitive in the market with...

Talking Kubernetes with Solar Archive’s CTO

by [Amy Ho](/content/author/amy-ho/ "Posts by Amy Ho"/index.html) | Nov 28, 2018 | Email Archiving, Performance, Productivity, Speed, Uncategorized

Mark Stratmann heads a team who’ve developed a cloud-native Kubernetes based email archiving solution for large cloud providers. People ask him a lot of questions about it, and he’s kindly spared us a few minutes to answer some of them.

Same same but different: Email Backup VS. Archiving

by [Amy Ho](/content/author/amy-ho/ "Posts by Amy Ho"/index.html) | Nov 21, 2018 | Email Archiving, Performance, Productivity, Uncategorized

The difference A backup is a copy of data that can be used to restore the original if a company experiences data loss due to equipment failure, human error, ransomware, or natural disaster, a backup can be used to quickly restore that data and hence business...

Email archiving is exploding. Will you take advantage?

by [Amy Ho](/content/author/amy-ho/ "Posts by Amy Ho"/index.html) | Nov 7, 2018 | Email Archiving, Uncategorized

As the figures show, the opportunities are ripe for cloud providers A computer engineer named Raymond Tomlinson sent the first email in 1971. Apparently, no one remembers what was in it. Little did he know, he was the pioneer trendsetter of a global...

Email Archiving gives you productivity wings

by [Amy Ho](/content/author/amy-ho/ "Posts by Amy Ho"/index.html) | Oct 22, 2018 | Active Archive, Email Archiving, Performance, Productivity, Speed, Uncategorized

As high as 43.5% of office workers recently surveyed listed email as the top time waster, beating meetings (42.3%) and browsing online (21.8%). In other words, if you don’t think that email is your biggest time waster, then the person sitting next to you does. Let’s...