80-20 Compliance Server Public Beta

The last two weeks I’ve been reviewing a SharePoint add-on product called Compliance Server by 80–20. Yesterday I got an email indicating that the public beta would begin next Monday (9/12) so we can blog it… and I planned to write nice review of it… but it looks like Bil (and Mark) yet again is on top of things be beat me to it. no sense in restating the obvious, which Bil did.

Compliance Server is a nice add-on to SharePoint by providing addition features that the OOTB document libraries in SharePoint don’t provide, such as managing content retention via business rules. There’s even an SDK that you can use to tie your own application in.

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posted on Friday, September 09, 2005 10:12 AM

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