As organisations begin to unravel the huge challenges of defining their Mobility and Collaboration Strategies, they begin to wrestle with identifying and setting policies to meet the evolving technology of devices, texting, Instant Messaging, Web Conferencing, email, Web 2.0, CRM's, and end-point communication devices.

Once they figure this out, then they are challenged with how to manage everything, meet compliance and security requirements, satisfy the business needs and at the same time stay focused on their core business.

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Novell, GWAVA, GroupLink and Notify Technologies invite you to a morning of advanced instruction on the next generation of Novell GroupWise® and collaboration.  Learn about the new features in GroupWise 8—the newest version now in beta—and how other products and companies are taking advantage of its functionality. Plus, learn how you can have a fully integrated mobility solution for iPhone and other mobile devices!

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One of the most common design considerations for archiving is where to store the data.

This seems like a fairly simply solved issue until you run into issues of scale. Quantity.

Some file systems have definite limits on the number of files you can store, on the total size of the volume(s) and whether or not you can just add to it.

It is vitally important that you overestimate your total storage needs before choosing where to store your data.

If you choose a file system with a hard limit and a year or two down the road, you run out of space ... you might be unable to continue to use your system. You might even have to create a new archive. That diminishes the usefulness of having everything in one place.

GroupLink to be Gold Sponsor at GWAVACon San Diego/Del Mar 2008.

GWAVACon is The GroupWise Conference. GWAVACon attracts attendees and developers from around the world.

"GWAVACon is a tremendous opportunity to meet with hundreds of Novell GroupWise users. There really isn't a better place to showcase our technology" said David Turner, President of GroupLink.

According to Richard Bliss, Chief Marketing Officer for GWAVA, "GroupLink brings tremendous value to GroupWise customers. Having them be a sponsor at GWAVACon San Diego/Del Mar, shows the wide range of opportunities customers have to learn about all things GroupWise."

Now that you're ready to move to GWAVA 4, one of the most common questions that comes up is "how do I migrate my GWAVA 3 configuration?".

That's a great question and we even have a wizard built in to GWAVA 4 for this.

After the discussion, you will see why we generally recommend the you start up a new configuration rather than importing an old one.

Let's think about this for a moment and see what exactly we DO have in the GWAVA 3 configuration that we would want to migrate.

1) spam configuration. You've spent a lot of time, perhaps, in optimizing your antispam engine. There are two points about this.