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Architecting a Successful Microsoft Rights Management Services (RMS) Deployment - IT Briefing
sponsored by Liquid Machines

Posted:	07 Jan 2008
Published:	01 Jan 2007
Format:	PDF
Length:	17 Page(s)
Type:	White Paper
Language:	English

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ABSTRACT: This document presents a brief introduction to Windows Rights Management Services (RMS) and some of the ingredients that are critical for a successful deployment of Windows Rights Management Services, including the following: Scope of utilization Client deployment and utilization The use of information lifecycle to drive integration plans Administrative planning and maintaining business continuity

AUTHOR: Stuart Goodnick Senior Vice President of Professional Service, Liquid Machines Stuart Goodnick is Senior Vice President of Professional Service at Liquid Machines. With more than 18 years of technology product development and operational management, he leads the custom consulting services and product support teams for Liquid Machines' Email and Document Control software products. Prior to Liquid Machines, Goodnick was Vice President of Support and Customer Solutions at Omniva Policy Systems and was responsible for leading the team that developed Omniva Policy Manager, an enterprise platform for central management of secure messaging.

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