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by thechas
Tech Republic has published several articles pertaing to corporate use of IM.
Here are a few links.
https://www.techrepublic.com/article.jhtml?id=r00220020204wrr02.htm
https://www.techrepublic.com/article.jhtml?id=r00220010829cnt01.htm
https://www.techrepublic.com/article.jhtml?id=r00220020129low01.htm
https://www.techrepublic.com/download_item.jhtml?id=r00520020325wtn01.htm
As always, romove any spaces from the pasted links.
Chas
by assamite
by vawns
My company uses Yahoo IM. I've found it to be easily supportable and my users like the additional functionality such as the calender and archiving services. In terms of security, Yahoo issues updates every few months so as long as you keep your software up to date you should be fine. I've written some documentation on Yahoo IM so let me know if you want any more info.
Hope this helps,
Vawns
by nu2it
The announcement of Magi Secure IM for Yahoo! Messenger software follows Endeavors' release last month of Magi Secure IM for AOL? Instant Messenger? (AIM) and Microsoft's MSN? Messenger. Magi Secure IM for Yahoo! Messenger, as with other core products in the Magi Secure IM suite, singularly routes instant messages through a fully compliant and auditable cross-enterprise communications proxy. Its deployment will ease corporate concerns of eventual lock-in or over-exposure to a single vendor's product, and, like other Secure Magi IM software, provides company officials with a verification mechanism for IM communications.
It works with em all...take a look...http://www.endeavors.com/PressReleases/yahoo.html
by manmohan74
Easiest thing is to use yahoo or any similar IM.
Again you can have inbuilt basedon ur operating system
link novel lan has its own im
similarly windows has third party tools to do that.
if u dont want the users to communicate with externalworld here are the tools try this and decide what u want to use
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