1) What are the problems if data is not archived?

Databases have grown far larger than envisioned by their creators and are filled with unneeded data. Many companies, therefore, are seeking to pare them down to the essentials and archive little used content.

“Data is growing at 125 percent a year yet up to 80 percent of this data remains inactive in production systems where it cripples performance,” s (more…)

Main reason of PST (Personal Storage Table) file corruption in Outlook 97-2002 is PST’s 2 GB size limitation. PST beyond this limit can’t be opened by Outlook and becomes susceptible to corruption. As emails are continuously received and sent, PST grows in size and hence requires  PST Repair if gets corrupt. Other than emails, (more…)

Booting issues, virus attacks, or corrupted file systems are very much present in any exchange or mail servers and can cause many of your archived email messages to apparently disappear. Companies which rely heavily on email communication and do not have back ups might find this a pervading problem. But data recovery designed specifically for email recovery can fix this problem.

Here are a few examples of data recovery steps in th (more…)

NOT ALL EMAIL MARKETING PROGRAMS ARE CREATED EQUAL
 
Contrary to what you may think, email marketing remains an effective and COST effective method of staying in touch with people who want to hear from you. Remember, we’re not talking about blasting out millions of emails to people who don’t know you from Adam. That’s considered SPAMMING. Effective email marketing is at the crux of RELATIONSHIP and PERMISSION market (more…)

One of the oldest methods in the world of selling products or services has been the venerable mailing list. From old time “direct mail” letters to modern email messages, the “LIST” has almost reached mythical proportions in marketing circles.

And with good reason because lists work! But most marketers are not sure exactly how to start and maintain a good email list. Read the 6 tips below to understand how to increase your email lis (more…)