The Cersys Blog is one year old today: Here are the top twelve posts from the past year. Troubleshooting is a favorite topic, regularly racking up the most visits on full articles. Five of the top posts are purely troubleshooting. Two articles are not ‘about’ iManage WorkSite at their core: technology-for-law analysis about the costs…
In celebration of the first anniversary of the launch of this blog I just have to share these strangest spam and click-through items of 2012. While we’re at it, here’s a shout-out for Graeme’s technological evisceration of “The Dumbest Spam Ever“. Earthing sheets – This first one makes the list, not just for the bizarre product, but also…
The real risk of allowing substantive content to fester in mailboxes: being liable for the cost of finding the pertinent content. Move it to matter-centric storage and purge those mailboxes regularly. Ban PST files entirely. “We are currently undertaking a detailed review of the proposals. It appears you propose an annual review of approximately 100 mailboxes…
iManage WorkSite has a client-and-many-server application architecture. The profile records, structure, and metadata are stored in a relational database – SQL Server or Oracle. The content itself is stored on a file server – which can be encrypted to be HIPAA-compliant as of WorkSite 9.0. The client machines – running FileSite or DeskSite – never…