Metalogix Archive Manager vs. OpenText Information Archiving

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Metalogix Archive Manager
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Quest Software now offers an enterprise information archiving (EIA) solution via their acquisition of the Metalogix solution suite in 2018. Metalogix Archive Manager, available in two editions (Archive Manager for Exchange, and Archive Manager for Files), support email archiving, and allows users to automatically archive, manage and secure an organization’s files, controlling how long messages are archived in accordance with industry, government and internal regulations.N/A
OpenText Information Archiving
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OpenText information archiving solutions optimize for long-term compliance and user productivity. Information archiving is offered as a general purpose platform for structured and unstructured data or optimized for active archiving of SAP data.N/A
Pricing
Metalogix Archive ManagerOpenText Information Archiving
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Metalogix Archive ManagerOpenText Information Archiving
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
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User Ratings
Metalogix Archive ManagerOpenText Information Archiving
Likelihood to Recommend
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User Testimonials
Metalogix Archive ManagerOpenText Information Archiving
Likelihood to Recommend
MAM does email archiving, indexing and retrieval extremely well, and at a better price point than some of the bigger name competitors.
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OpenText archive center is much appreciated with Data retention and encryption. Less appreciated when if you need to make changes to the system every time we need technical support from OpenText.
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Pros
  • Email archiving and retrieval - leaves a stub in the users mailbox so they can still see and retrieve emails directly from their mail client.
  • Very little admin or maintenance required from IT.
  • PST Scavenging - MAM has a tool that will hun the network for rogue PSTs, and import same into MAM so the PST can be deleted.
  • The Metalogix team are one of the best support teams we've ever dealt with.
  • Prompt, knowledgeable and friendly.
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  • Data archival
  • Data encryption
  • Cloud availability
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Cons
  • Archive Manager has a very steep learning curve. In some areas it seems unnecessarily complicated. You can either spend a great deal of time reading the never ending documentation or pay for their installation services.
  • Metalogix was recently acquired by Quest. Since this transition, their support had greatly gone downhill. The last couple of times I have opened a ticket I have been asked for a service tag. Metalogix products do not have service tags and the front level techs seem to be unaware of this.
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  • Product functionality and performance
  • Cost managment
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Support Rating
Customer support is great and I will typically work with the same representative every time. He is very knowledgeable in the product and has been with Metalogix for a long time. I am concerned how the acquisition from Quest will affect this. It seems like their pool of knowledgeable support representatives is small.
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Alternatives Considered
Archive Manager is hardware agnostic where some others require a hardware appliance and licensing was a much lower cost for us.
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I am not sure about this decision, it has been taken by our IT department.
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Return on Investment
  • Archive Manager has saved me from having to buy more expensive storage. I am able to save archived files to much less expensive hardware.
  • Exchange server performance is improved since messages are replaced by shortcuts resulting in much smaller databases.
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  • Dependability on OpenText in terms of technical support
  • Stability and reliability
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