Interviews with Digital Media Thought Leaders
(Part 1 of 2) Retrieving Deleted eMails
Podcast Video | Posted by Phil Leigh on June 19, 2007
(Part 1 of 2). If you would like to learn about a company providing products and services that will archive and retrieve deleted emails, this interview is for you.
Our guest today is Ben Woolley who is a Vice President with Redmap Networks. For the past 14 years his Australian-based company has been a leader in document handling software in the Asia-Pacific region. They hope now to make a major impact in the States for email archival applications.
Over the past four years I’ve interviewed about 500 people. Most were originally contacted via email. Often I did not save the contact information. Therefore, as I deleted the email replies, the contact information was “lost”.
In time, this became a problem because I would sometimes want to get back in touch with them. Often, it was because they, or their companies, had become much bigger successes. This made it harder to get their email addresses from public sources. However, if all the emails were archived by an ASP, even if I deleted them, then I could recover the required information.
Redmap Networks addresses just such a need for small-to-medium sized businesses. Not only can I search the emails themselves, but I can search the attachments as well. For example, I might recall that someone once sent me a research paper providing a financial analysis of KaZaa. With Redmap I can search the term “KaZaa” and it will return all emails that contain the word, even if it is only in the research paper attachment.
Length: This video interview is about 11 minutes long.
Today’s interview was conducted remotely on the WebEx platform. It is available for playback by visiting www.insidedigitalmedia.com and clicking on the June 19th interview.
You can also get it as a video podcast at iTunes, our website, or via other aggregating software.
Categories: Podcast Video
Tags: document management, email, email archiving, email search, Redmap, Toshiba
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