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Author Archives: Vlad
I rarely put “Important, Please Read” in the subject so I hope you can set aside some quiet time and consider what I am about to tell you with an open mind. I will discuss the LiveArchive 2 product but … Continue reading
Straight out of dental surgery, typing this with one hand because the IV tape still feels bad. I want to first apologize to all the copyright holders and trademark owners in this post – blame it on the narcotics. I … Continue reading
Did you see the return of Terminator: Sara Connor Chronicles last night? The Terminator franchise is back in the pop culture. And while the Skynet might be a little bit away, it’s predacesor in KPE is alive and kicking. Next … Continue reading
To the scene of the slaughter, which is precisely what we’re about to do our competitors in antispam and message management space. So come by tomorrow for the first announcement and general availability of the 4.0 feature set. This is … Continue reading
A little while back I decided not to play a role in the neverending SBS world drama and perpetual line of jackasses posturing for attention and influence (but seemingly uninterested in doing any real work). I’ve done so primarily to … Continue reading
Of all the magnificent failures I get to deal with @OWN, from servers blowing up to SLA going up in smoke to earthquakes and difficult vendors, one of my most disappointing failures in 2008 is that I’m practically unable to … Continue reading
So you still haven’t taken the time to go stand in the Apple line or enjoy being crippled or stuck in the past? Get with the times! But fear not, you don’t have to be restricted to browsing technology that … Continue reading
While Tim is still trying to figure out how to integrate ExchangeDefender into his company, I’m feeling good knowing that some of the policies we have established a long time ago are finally starting to be used by the spammers. … Continue reading
I don’t know if this is a uniquely American trait, but the sense of entitlement is just huge in the IT space. We want it all. We want it now. We want it free. Does anyone for a moment consider … Continue reading
… to let someone else change things. One of the most awesome things that we’ve learned from opening up the development process, the feature requests, bug tracking and shortly even community participation is that we are no longer the change … Continue reading