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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... File storage limitations

"At the same time, SQL Server is also the source of some limitations. Because everything in SharePoint is stored in SQL, it can place limits on how, what and how much can be stored in SharePoint. For example, there's a 2Gb limit on the largest file size able to be continued to SharePoint. This is due to a size limitation of a BLOB (Binary Large Objects - the way in which SQL stores files like Word documents or Excel workbooks). Further..."

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Pro-active E-Discovery Strategies Can Minimize Risk
CMS Watch course helps enterprises avoid costly alternatives

BOSTON, MA, USA -- E-discovery strategies are critical for enterprises in a world of rising litigation, bankruptcies, mergers and acquisitions, and increased regulation, argues CMS Watch, an independent analyst firm that has just released a unique, half-day online course, "The Fundamentals of E-Discovery."

For those enterprises that do not have a proactive e-discovery strategy in place, getting hit with a lawsuit or regulatory action means a costly search for information needles in very large haystacks.

"Ideally an e-discovery strategy should not be reactive, but rather proactive by employing proper records management and e-mail archiving policies and procedures," notes CMS Watch Principal Alan Pelz-Sharpe. "But, many if not most enterprises don't know where to start." adds Pelz-Sharpe.

"The Fundamentals of E-Discovery" course lays out the proper ways to build a successful e-discovery process, and offers advice on which key technical considerations to evaluate when selecting an e-discovery tool.

"The course can help you get quickly up-to-speed on how to go about setting up and launching an e-discovery strategy," said CMS Watch Analyst Jarrod Gingras. "Because we are entirely vendor-neutral with no solutions to sell, we provide a trusted, independent source to fill the knowledge gap."

The courses are available online at: http://cmswatch.com/Education/.

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CMS Watch™ evaluates content-oriented technologies, offering head-to-head comparative reviews of leading solutions. Through highly detailed technical evaluations and online education courses, CMS Watch helps sort out the complex landscape of potential solutions so that buyers can minimize the time and effort to identify technologies suited to their particular requirements. To retain its independence as a totally impartial analyst firm, CMS Watch works solely for solutions buyers and never for vendors.