Dtsearch News & Articles

This week in the realm of Document Management, Microsoft finally cleared up one of the big questions surrounding Office -- the subscription model and where it is going in the future. In other news, EMC is holding its annual show and hosted a lot of interesting developments with Documentum, while NetDocuments opens an app store and dtSearch upgraded.

Enterprise-based searching always wants more. And dtSearch, a supplier of enterprise and developer text retrieval software, is offering more -- with the recently announced version 7.70 of its product line.

This week OpenText has announced an upgrade to its SharePoint 10 governance solution, Symantec has pushed its Windows recovery solution onto Azure, NextDocs offers a cloud-based compliance solution built from ground up, while AccessData and dtSearch Partner.

In the current climate anything for free can only be a good thing. So news that Doculex (news, site) has announced the availability of a free connector that allows users to integrate their business applications with the company’s Archive Studio WebSearch document management software is especially good.

Document management software vendor DocuLex (news, site) continues to develop its email offering, this time with enhanced security that allows WebSearch, its email archiving and document management solution, to detect unauthorized and inappropriate content.

A new partnership that will see DocuLex’s (news, site) Archive Studio integrate enterprise-wide search products developed by dtSearch, will provide enhanced e-mail archiving abilities leveraging security features from the recently launched IE8.

The integration of the two, which sees dtSearch Engine embedded in the WebSearch component of DocuLex’s Archive Studio, will allow users pull mail -- both in-bound and outbound -- from Microsoft’s Exchange Journal mailbox.