Our technical overview explains the key features and benefits. Enterprise Vault (EV) 14.2 has some interesting new features beyond changes and improvements to EV.
Veritas are focusing on EV.Cloud and the updates initially arriving in EV.Cloud will later be adopted and added to EV.
This stance is, according to Veritas, because there is a customer push to the Cloud and that is where most customers want the new features. This doesn’t mean that EV on
Public Folders in Microsoft Exchange enable email and documents to be shared between multiple people.
Organisations that are transforming their underlying email platform, by migrating from Exchange to Office 365 for example, need to migrate the contents of Public Folders (PF) to new targets including SharePoint. Each project has its unique technical challenges as PF usage varies by customer. Business processes that may work well in PFs don’t necessarily translate easily to Shared Mailboxes, Office
In 2019, I wrote a blog asking the question whether Enterprise Vault (EV) had a future. Well, Veritas believes so as they have continued to develop the product and have released version 14
(no version 13 for the superstitious out there!) as of 16th November 2020.
In my previous article, (https://www.trueswift.co.uk/resources/blog/futureev) I described migration trends and why an organisation may require an archive, but also why EV still has a role to play.