Avalon Business Systems Covers Wide Area Networks with ReduceMail Pro
NEW JERSEY (May 7, 2009) Avalon Business Systems, a leading developer of mail management utilities for use with IBM Notes mail systems, announces that ReduceMail Pro Archive, its signature mail archiving product, is now WAN ready. This feature is designed to save server space and simplify mail management for the end user.
Mail users have come to expect email service on demand from remote locations. This includes having access to archived mail as well. Having a WAN-ready solution enables remote access of archived mail without the technical difficulties, including time outs on Microsoft products and corrupt documents. ReduceMail Pro Archive offers a WAN-ready solution to assist those organizations in need of a robust archiving solution with complete remote access.
“Organizations with a lot of remote workers will get real value from ReduceMail Pro Archive” said Eugen Tarnow, Director of Development for Avalon Business Systems, Inc. “If, for example, your traveling sales force has a need to be able to open archived attachments, they will be able to do so with ease.”
ReduceMail Pro Archive is available exclusively from Avalon Business Systems, an information technology company specializing in IBM Notes and Domino products and services. Founded in New York City in 1997, Avalon has helped to fill the need for highly specialized IBM Notes and Domino capabilities among sophisticated business organizations, government agencies, and not-for- profit institutions. Avalon’s ReduceMail Pro suite of products are helping clients worldwide control their e-mail systems through products that are intuitive, robust, and user friendly.
Avalon Business Systems Covers Wide Area Networks with ReduceMail Pro
NEW JERSEY (May 7, 2009) Avalon Business Systems, a leading developer of mail management utilities for use with IBM Notes mail systems, announces that ReduceMail Pro Archive, its signature mail archiving product, is now WAN ready. This feature is designed to save server space and simplify mail management for the end user.
Mail users have come to expect email service on demand from remote locations. This includes having access to archived mail as well. Having a WAN-ready solution enables remote access of archived mail without the technical difficulties, including time outs on Microsoft products and corrupt documents. ReduceMail Pro Archive offers a WAN-ready solution to assist those organizations in need of a robust archiving solution with complete remote access.
“Organizations with a lot of remote workers will get real value from ReduceMail Pro Archive” said Eugen Tarnow, Director of Development for Avalon Business Systems, Inc. “If, for example, your traveling sales force has a need to be able to open archived attachments, they will be able to do so with ease.”
ReduceMail Pro Archive is available exclusively from Avalon Business Systems, an information technology company specializing in IBM Notes and Domino products and services. Founded in New York City in 1997, Avalon has helped to fill the need for highly specialized IBM Notes and Domino capabilities among sophisticated business organizations, government agencies, and not-for- profit institutions. Avalon’s ReduceMail Pro suite of products are helping clients worldwide control their e-mail systems through products that are intuitive, robust, and user friendly.
Avalon Business Systems Covers Wide Area Networks with ReduceMail Pro
NEW JERSEY (May 7, 2009) Avalon Business Systems, a leading developer of mail management utilities for use with IBM Notes mail systems, announces that ReduceMail Pro Archive, its signature mail archiving product, is now WAN ready. This feature is designed to save server space and simplify mail management for the end user.
Mail users have come to expect email service on demand from remote locations. This includes having access to archived mail as well. Having a WAN-ready solution enables remote access of archived mail without the technical difficulties, including time outs on Microsoft products and corrupt documents. ReduceMail Pro Archive offers a WAN-ready solution to assist those organizations in need of a robust archiving solution with complete remote access.
“Organizations with a lot of remote workers will get real value from ReduceMail Pro Archive” said Eugen Tarnow, Director of Development for Avalon Business Systems, Inc. “If, for example, your traveling sales force has a need to be able to open archived attachments, they will be able to do so with ease.”
ReduceMail Pro Archive is available exclusively from Avalon Business Systems, an information technology company specializing in IBM Notes and Domino products and services. Founded in New York City in 1997, Avalon has helped to fill the need for highly specialized IBM Notes and Domino capabilities among sophisticated business organizations, government agencies, and not-for- profit institutions. Avalon’s ReduceMail Pro suite of products are helping clients worldwide control their e-mail systems through products that are intuitive, robust, and user friendly.
Avalon Business Systems Covers Wide Area Networks with ReduceMail Pro
NEW JERSEY (May 7, 2009) Avalon Business Systems, a leading developer of mail management utilities for use with IBM Notes mail systems, announces that ReduceMail Pro Archive, its signature mail archiving product, is now WAN ready. This feature is designed to save server space and simplify mail management for the end user.
Mail users have come to expect email service on demand from remote locations. This includes having access to archived mail as well. Having a WAN-ready solution enables remote access of archived mail without the technical difficulties, including time outs on Microsoft products and corrupt documents. ReduceMail Pro Archive offers a WAN-ready solution to assist those organizations in need of a robust archiving solution with complete remote access.
“Organizations with a lot of remote workers will get real value from ReduceMail Pro Archive” said Eugen Tarnow, Director of Development for Avalon Business Systems, Inc. “If, for example, your traveling sales force has a need to be able to open archived attachments, they will be able to do so with ease.”
ReduceMail Pro Archive is available exclusively from Avalon Business Systems, an information technology company specializing in IBM Notes and Domino products and services. Founded in New York City in 1997, Avalon has helped to fill the need for highly specialized IBM Notes and Domino capabilities among sophisticated business organizations, government agencies, and not-for- profit institutions. Avalon’s ReduceMail Pro suite of products are helping clients worldwide control their e-mail systems through products that are intuitive, robust, and user friendly.
Avalon Business Systems Covers Wide Area Networks with ReduceMail Pro
NEW JERSEY (May 7, 2009) Avalon Business Systems, a leading developer of mail management utilities for use with IBM Notes mail systems, announces that ReduceMail Pro Archive, its signature mail archiving product, is now WAN ready. This feature is designed to save server space and simplify mail management for the end user.
Mail users have come to expect email service on demand from remote locations. This includes having access to archived mail as well. Having a WAN-ready solution enables remote access of archived mail without the technical difficulties, including time outs on Microsoft products and corrupt documents. ReduceMail Pro Archive offers a WAN-ready solution to assist those organizations in need of a robust archiving solution with complete remote access.
“Organizations with a lot of remote workers will get real value from ReduceMail Pro Archive” said Eugen Tarnow, Director of Development for Avalon Business Systems, Inc. “If, for example, your traveling sales force has a need to be able to open archived attachments, they will be able to do so with ease.”
ReduceMail Pro Archive is available exclusively from Avalon Business Systems, an information technology company specializing in IBM Notes and Domino products and services. Founded in New York City in 1997, Avalon has helped to fill the need for highly specialized IBM Notes and Domino capabilities among sophisticated business organizations, government agencies, and not-for- profit institutions. Avalon’s ReduceMail Pro suite of products are helping clients worldwide control their e-mail systems through products that are intuitive, robust, and user friendly.
Avalon Business Systems Covers Wide Area Networks with ReduceMail Pro
NEW JERSEY (May 7, 2009) Avalon Business Systems, a leading developer of mail management utilities for use with IBM Notes mail systems, announces that ReduceMail Pro Archive, its signature mail archiving product, is now WAN ready. This feature is designed to save server space and simplify mail management for the end user.
Mail users have come to expect email service on demand from remote locations. This includes having access to archived mail as well. Having a WAN-ready solution enables remote access of archived mail without the technical difficulties, including time outs on Microsoft products and corrupt documents. ReduceMail Pro Archive offers a WAN-ready solution to assist those organizations in need of a robust archiving solution with complete remote access.
“Organizations with a lot of remote workers will get real value from ReduceMail Pro Archive” said Eugen Tarnow, Director of Development for Avalon Business Systems, Inc. “If, for example, your traveling sales force has a need to be able to open archived attachments, they will be able to do so with ease.”
ReduceMail Pro Archive is available exclusively from Avalon Business Systems, an information technology company specializing in IBM Notes and Domino products and services. Founded in New York City in 1997, Avalon has helped to fill the need for highly specialized IBM Notes and Domino capabilities among sophisticated business organizations, government agencies, and not-for- profit institutions. Avalon’s ReduceMail Pro suite of products are helping clients worldwide control their e-mail systems through products that are intuitive, robust, and user friendly.