Metavis News & Articles

Heading into Day 2 of the SharePoint conference in Anaheim, Calif., and in terms of new releases migration tools and enterprise collaboration remain the buzzwords among delegates and vendors -- not surprising, really, given the relative youth of SharePoint 2010. Here are some of today’s noteworthy announcements:

With a product that reaches into as many parts of the enterprise as Office 365 potentially does, security was always going to be a problem. MetaVis (news, site) has released Security Manager for SharePoint and Office 365, which enables enterprises to analyze and manage security permissions across multiple SharePoint sites and farms, as well as permissions in Office 365.

After ensuring that everyone could get their content in and out of Office 365, MetaVis has turned its attention back to SharePoint with the release of its new File Manager for SharePoint.

This week we have management of documents in SharePoint from MetaVis, Jive buys OffiSync enabling users to add documents to social networks. There are also two new mobile apps for document management from KnowledgeTree and Byte Squared, and a new ECM ‘lite’ from enprovia.

MetaVis (news, site) has consistently provided tools to support the migration to and management of information for SharePoint. This is no different with the release today of MetaVis Information Manager for SharePoint 2010.

If the reaction of vendors is anything to go by, one of the biggest issues around the recent beta release of Office 365 is how to get your content into the SharePoint component. Metalogix has released a migration solution, and so too has MetaVis (news, site), which is also offering it for free.

MetaVis (news, site) has a new solution available that allows you to tag and classify your content directly within SharePoint 2010.

MetaVis (news, site) has added support for a couple of SharePoint 2010 capabilities that should allow organizations to more easily take advantage of the new features.

With the growing use of open source code across corporations, there is considerable unease about use of the code and compliance. The Linux Foundation has decided to tackle this and is offering free tools to trace your sources. Meanwhile, new research from Symantec shows information retention is still a problem.

MetaVis (news, site) has added a new capability its suite of SharePoint migration tools, helping your organization implement better governance over your SharePoint implementations.

Vamosa (news,site) has some additional SharePoint capabilities in its portfolio through a new partnership with MetaVis Technologies. 

Every one knows how much the U.S. government likes SharePoint. Now MetaVis (news, site), a provider of SharePoint migration managment tools, is in the position to offer their services.

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.

They only recently released MetaVis Migrator for SharePoint, but we knew they were working on more functionality for this migration tool. Today MetaVis (news, site) announces that the SharePoint migrator will also help you move your content into your hosted SharePoint environment.

MetaVis (news, site) is a company whose goal is to help you manage and control your SharePoint environments. So if you are one of those companies who wants to use SharePoint for more than a gloried file share, the MetaVis Migrator for SharePoint is a tool you should consider adding to your arsenal.