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Mimosa revs up new version of its content archiving system

Mimosa Systems this week announced version 4.0 of its NearPoint content archiving system, which includes capture, de-duplication, data protection, full-text indexing, data retention and mailbox management for Microsoft Exchange, Sharepoint and Windows file servers, desktops and laptop computers. Read full story

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