Email Archiving Press Release Posted on PRLOG
We just announced the continuation of our free email archiving promotion for school districts on PRLOG:
We are very excited to return something to the community.
We’ll post the press release on our site in about a week. For now, please follow the link above.
Read More...Happy Holidays 2011 from Sonasoft
We at Sonasoft would like to wish everyone a very safe and joyful holiday season for 2011.
It has been an exciting year as we have dramatically grown our email archiving business and started our Exchange 2010 professional migration services.
Thank you for being part of this exciting time. We wish you all the best.
Read More...We Now Do Microsoft Exchange Migration Services
We are very excited to go public with a new business initiative! We now offer affordable Microsoft Exchange migration services. Actually, we have been doing this for years for our existing customers, but now we are making our services available to everyone.
This service will allow IT teams to leverage our nine-years of professional experience with Microsoft Exchange servers and our Microsoft Gold Certified Partner expertise to assist in that one-off upgrade from Exchange Sever 2003 or Exchange Server 2007 to Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. We estimate that the demand for this service is particularly high since Microsoft will no longer support Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. Organizations can now get the full performance benefit of a 64 bit Exchange Server from this upgrade.
During this migration, our tech support team works ‘side-by-side’, albeit remotely, and assist from start-to-finish all the steps needed including preparation, installation, and migration. This will guarantee IT teams that their data and applications will be transferred seamlessly.
To help potential customers know about our Exchange migration services, we launched a new ‘products and service‘ page on our website called:
> Microsoft Exchange 2010 Migration Services
as well as an PDF information sheet in our White Papers section titled:
> Exchange 2010 – Reasons to Upgrade (pdf)
We also launched a new Twitter account called:
> SonaMigration (Exchange Migration Services)
We hope you get a chance to look over our affordable Exchange migration services and consider us for your business needs.
Thanks for choosing Sonasoft.
Read More...Sonasoft Thanks CETPA for SonaVault, Email Archiving Solution Exposure
Sonasoft would like to take a few minutes to thank everyone who attended and organized the CETPA 2011 Conference held last week in Long Beach, California from November 8 to November 11, 2011.
We are very grateful that Sonasoft’s Director of Sales, Mike Khanna, was invited to participate in the California Educational Technology Professionals Association (CETPA ) Conference Session on Wednesday, November 9, 2011 titled, “TCO: Considerations for Technology and Systems Acquisition ”.
This session also featured Sonasoft’s key partner, Chris Beyne, Product Manager, Digital School as well as Brian Dake, Director of Information Technology, Napa County Office of Education (NCOE) . Warren Williams, a former President of CETPA and retired Assistant Superintendent of Information and Technology Services for Grossmont Union High School District in La Mesa, CA will be the session moderator.
One of the highlights of the aforesaid session was when the participants realized the diminishing economic returns that cloud / SaaS after breaking a critical user mass. At one point, school districts could save significant amounts of money by performing some of their IT services in-house, such as email archiving, provided that they had a reliable and robust solution.
The following day, Thursday, November 10, 2011, Sonasoft was present at the CETPA Exhibit thanks to Sonasoft’s partner and CETPA host, Digital School at CETPA booth no. 425. It was great to meet so many IT professionals from nationwide school districts and really get to know their needs for email archiving. It was reassuring to see the interest they had for our email archiving solution with its enterprise features such as monitoring and robust search features as well as our unique feature of multiple domain archiving. (That is if school districts have two or more domains, as one for administrators, one for teachers, and several different domains per school, our email archiving solution, SonaVault, will be able to archive them all into one easy-to-use archive.)
Many IT Directors were very interested in our Free Email Archiving for School Districts Promotion which will continue until December 15, 2011.
In addition to meeting new professionals, making some friends, and getting our name out, we also got some good PR from the event. You can read our press release, “Sonasoft to Participate in CETPA 2011 Conference to Highlight Email Archiving for School Districts“.
Thanks, everyone. We hope to attend the next CETPA Conference as a full member of CETPA.
Read More...Sonasoft Launches New Twitter Accounts
In an effort to increase our SEO and social networking marketing, we have launched five new Twitter accounts and updated our main Twitter account.
Please follow us (we’ll follow back) at these Twitter accounts:
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Sonasoft Main Twitter Account
This is Sonasoft’s main Twitter account. All Sonasoft’s promotions and news goes through this account.
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SonaVault Email Archiving Solution Twitter Account
SonaVault is our flagship email archiving software solution. You can find all news, info, and updates about SonaVault through this Twitter account.
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Sonasoft’s SEO Twitter Account
Get SEO tips and progress of what has worked and hasn’t worked in our SEO marketing through this Twitter account.
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Sonasoft’s Promotions Twitter Account
Be the first to know about Sonasoft’s promotions and official discounts.
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Sonasoft’s Twitter Account for Customer Care
Our customers have told us that they really like our tech support. Although we know that we’re tooting our own horn, say, isn’t that called ‘marketing’?… we would like to let our customers tell their stories. So, this Twitter account will do exactly that.
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Thanks for reading this blog post. Please follow us on Twitter. We’ll always follow back!
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