Shredding emails, splitting up and rolling dice

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Robin Bloor and his team of analysts look at the regulatory implications of email 'shredding' software, Informix's attempt to divide and conquer, and the bizarre fact that who gains access to the local loop may be settled by the roll of a dice

By Bloor Research

Friday 22 September 2000

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