Sendmail Launches Its 'Ask the Experts' Podcast Series Sendmail Aims to Share Expert Knowledge with Companies That Want to Modernize Their Messaging Infrastructures
Sendmail, Inc., the leading provider of reliable and secure email and messaging infrastructures, has launched its "Ask the Experts" podcast series designed specifically for Enterprise IT messaging teams that want to learn more about modernizing their messaging infrastructure. The podcasts are part of the Ask the Experts program featuring Sendmail's messaging architects who possess unmatched messaging and security expertise gained at over 1,000 successful enterprise implementations. The audio podcasts are published on the Sendmail corporate website.
Emeryville, Calif. (PRWEB) October 24, 2008 -- Sendmail, Inc., the leading provider of reliable and secure email and messaging infrastructures, has launched its "Ask the Experts" podcast series designed specifically for Enterprise IT messaging teams that want to learn more about modernizing their messaging infrastructure. The podcasts are part of the Ask the Experts program featuring Sendmail's messaging architects who possess unmatched messaging and security expertise gained at over 1,000 successful enterprise implementations. The audio podcasts are published on the Sendmail corporate website, http://www.sendmail.com.
"Our messaging architects are sharing their knowledge to help Enterprise IT messaging teams understand the importance of modernizing their messaging infrastructures," said Stephanie Nevin, Vice President, Product Marketing & Application Solutions at Sendmail, Inc. "The podcasts provide vital information and strategies that teams can easily implement. The experts discuss cutting infrastructure costs, how to leverage directory servers for intelligent email management, data loss prevention (DLP), and 'spending money to save money,' among other topics of interest to our target audience." The first two podcasts series have been launched and additional series will be published in the coming months.
The first series, "Cutting Infrastructure Costs by Stopping Unwanted Mail at the Perimeter," features Bob Boucneau, Senior Consultant at Sendmail. This four-part podcast series focuses on how businesses can significantly cut costs by modernizing their messaging infrastructure and stopping unwanted mail from ever touching it.
The second series, "Using Directory Servers for Intelligent Email Management: Protecting the messaging infrastructure using Directory Servers," features Michael Donnelly, Applications Solutions Architect at Sendmail. The series of five podcasts focuses on how businesses can leverage Directory Servers for a more secure and intelligent messaging infrastructure. New podcasts in both series' will be published in November and December.
About Sendmail, Inc.
Sendmail provides appliance-based products, applications and services that enable enterprises and government agencies to modernize their messaging infrastructures. Since 1982, thousands of commercial and open source customers around the globe have relied on Sendmail for a unified approach to the complex problems of policy-based message handling and routing. The company's comprehensive suite of applications addresses the challenges of gateway management, inbound threat protection, data leak prevention, email authentication and intra-company message management. These applications run on Sendmail's family of Sentrion® Message Processors, which are available in hard appliance, virtual appliance and blade server configurations. Sendmail is headquartered in Emeryville, CA with sales and support offices throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
For more information call 1-87-SENDMAIL, or email info @ sendmail.com.
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