Socialware sells software that can archive messages, house a library of prewritten content and allow compliance officers to oversee postings.
Some four hundred jotted notes to Margerie are in the British Columbia archive — messages from El Leon to Miss Hartebeeste.
DealBook » On Wall St., Keeping a Tight Rein on Twitter | Wall Street firms are tiptoeing into the fast-paced world of social media, with special software to archive messages and oversee postings.
You can opt to read, reply to, delete or archive messages by voice, says Amazon.
And AwayFind says it only stores content from your email when you tell it to archive messages.
The latest is the ability to use the swipe gesture to archive messages — yes, within the browser.
The Alexa skill will let you listen to important emails, those waiting on replies, plus snooze, send, or archive messages.
The app only sets up the group, and then all the messaging happens through SMS, which is fine, but I just wish that you could use the app as well to see all the messages and reply, and even to archive messages.
To undo an archive, drag the archived message into the trash.
Before posting the message, he apparently rendered his customers' stored e-mail permanently unreachable, probably by "zeroing" disk drives (using multiple passes to prevent the retrieval of magnetic "ghosts" left behind), permanently destroying the encryption keys necessary to extract archived messages, or both.
At Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, among the most aggressive firms in terms of social media, only 600 of its 17,800 financial advisers are allowed to use Twitter; the firm relies on software that archives messages, offers prewritten content and allows compliance officers to review postings.
