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Mimosa Strengthens Next-Generation Archiving Platform

• DM Review Editorial Staff
• DM Review Online, October 20, 2008

October 15, 2008 - Mimosa Systems announced the Mimosa NearPoint Tiered Storage Option (TSO).

The new solution is an add-on module to the Mimosa NearPoint Live Content Archiving Platform that delivers policy-based automation to map email and file information access to granular business service level requirements. NearPoint TSO allows organizations to control storage costs while supporting legal and compliance requirements for long-term data retention and recovery.

Mimosa NearPoint TSO delivers business service level migration parameters - provides on-demand access to high priority data and allows lower priority data to be automatically migrated to lower cost storage hardware. Prioritization can be very granular and based on a number of user defined parameters including ownership, date, file and email metadata, content, custom tags, keywords, numeric strings and more.

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