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the Free CMSWire NewsletterOne of the challenges with SharePoint is tooling for both farm recovery and granular recovery, and one company is aiming to solve the problem.
Autonomy, in the meantime, publishes strong Q3 results with GRC at their center.
Disaster Recovery for SharePoint
For disaster recovery, Quest Software (news, site) has just released an advanced version of Quest Recovery Manager for SharePoint, complete with disaster recovery. While there are a number of recovery tools for SharePoint on the market already, this one claims to be the only one that offers farm level disaster restoration.
According to Quest, the biggest challenge with SharePoint recovery is finding a single tool to perform both complete farm recovery and granular recovery based on a simplified search. This version of Quest Recovery Manager for SharePoint fills this gap, the company says.
The recovery tool uses existing and native SharePoint backups that provide granular level restoration by:
- Scheduling configuration and content database backups
- Simplifying search and preview capabilities
- Utilizing organizations' existing SharePoint backups for restores
- Simplifying recovery operations by
- Providing full fidelity restores of document metadata
Unveiled at the SharePoint Technology Conference recently, it has been released on beta. If you want to access the beta, check it out here.
Autonomy's GRC Offerings Pay-Off
Autonomy (news, site) has produced some impressive results for Q3 despite a fall-off in share price earlier on this month, with a jump in revenues of 10% on the same quarter last year to US$ 211 million and confirmation that a major acquisition is still on the cards.
A lot of this has been based on extensions of the IDOL technology, which resulted in some interesting releases in the GRC space. Some of the highlights, which you might recall include:
- The release of its risk management platform for law corporations
- The release of its intelligent Meaning Based Coding of eDiscovery.
- The integration of IDOL into Message Manager, which Autonomy bought from CA
There have also been other deals signed and sealed in this quarter which in turn has provided the company with a rise in its OEM deals from 9 to 12, with signings that include GE, Iron Mountain and Symantec.
CEO Mike Lynch has also confirmed that there will be a major acquisition that would be something out of the “standard Autonomy playbook” and similar to previous acquisitions later this year.
Iron Mountain Releases Enterprise Discovery Suite
Iron Mountain (news, site) has just announced the launch of its Enterprise Discovery Suite, an integrated offering of information governance and discovery capabilities that allows businesses estimate how much litigation is going to cost as well as the level of Discovery they will have to carry out.
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