Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving, not all that glitters is gold
April 24, 2022
Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving, not all that glitters is gold
Score 5 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving
My organization has a special mailbox for specific files to be confidential and unique uses for the proprietary information in that mailbox.
- Import data from a .pst file with the Outlook Import and Export option
- Drag messages from my main mailbox to the archive
- Restore items that I have previously deleted
- Time to restore the mailings
- To change the characteristics of the archive I need to communicate with the administrator
- When the administrator eliminates the mail account it also eliminates the archives created
- Cloud storage of files
- Security of not losing information
- Archiving with rulers of retention and recuperation
- I think the solution does not produce a real impact in the organization
- I do not think that we have a real ROI
- It does not change the overall business objectives
We use Dropbox for normal uses (share files, share information that is not critical). Cryoserver was tested by the IT team and decided that if we have 365 Exchange, we do not need Cryoserver.
Do you think Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving's feature set?
No
Did Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Microsoft Exchange Online Archiving again?
No