Metalogix News & Articles

Metalogix (news, site) supports SharePoint from the administrative side of things offering migration, archiving and other management functions. Their recent acquisition of StoragePoint, another SharePoint solution provider, has added a new capability to their suite of solutions -- one that will appeal to many organizations.

Metalogix (news, site) is at it again, offering another way to migrate your content into another CMS. This time it's for those of you who have a blog but are being lulled by the sweet song of SharePoint 2010.

You are currently using SharePoint 2007 and you are chomping at the bit to move to SharePoint 2010 (which still isn't here yet, so calm down). Wondering how you can get all your information easily into the new version? AvePoint (news, site) has an option for you.

Metalogix (news, site) knows the inner workings of SharePoint. And they like to help their customers work better and smarter with the platform, like helping them migrate data from other content management systems. Their latest Migration Manager works for Oracle Content Server.

If there's one thing we can be sure of, it's that traditional e-mail is outdated. Whether it be from the Enterprise or Web 2.0 side of things, companies are attempting to redefine either the whole shebang (Google Wave) or just certain aspects of it (FMYI).

On board with the latter is Metalogix (news, site), whose fourth complete version of their e-mail archiving tool attempts to redefine, well, e-mail archiving. The recent release features inexpensive enterprise-level perks like federated search, e-discovery and lifecycle management.

Metalogix (news, site) has been in the news a lot lately. From offering a simple tool for restoring SharePoint item level content to a offering a free content archiving solution, they provide solutions to ease the SharePoint administrators life.

Now, they offer a new solution called the Universal SharePoint Manager v2007, designed to make day to day management of your SharePoint environment a little less stressful.

It's kind of starting to feel like a race to see who can offer the best solution to the SharePoint community for free.

It started with AvePoint and their free item level restore solution, moved to Bamboo, who is giving away free software to SharePoint Community groups and it now lies with Metalogix (news, site).

Metalogix has decided to provide Metalogix Archiving Express for SharePoint for free, offering SharePoint users a better way to manage archived content and support eDiscovery processes.

There are a few different solutions available to backup and restore your SharePoint content, but not all of them enable the restoration of a single document, Metalogix's Selective Restore Manager Pro for SharePoint however, does.