Future of the EAS product: official response from Autonomy

[normansoth]

Hi All,

To have everybody informed here is an official communication
concerning the future of the EAS product:

(1) EAS is not end of life – it continues to be developed as normal
and support for Exchange 2010 SP2 is underway.

(2) Full product support for EAS, NearPoint and Messaging manager will
continue as normal for the foreseeable future.

(3) There will be further EAS releases as the product continues to
evolve.

(4) You can buy EAS licenses as normal – this has never changed.

(5) ACA has a rapid development schedule so you will see it’s feature
set fill out quickly.

(6) ACA is fast, fully unified and extremely stable and has a growing
client base globally.

(7) The migration tool in ACA is there to present an easy option
should clients opt to go from EAS to ACA.

(8) Autonomy continues to evolve, upgrade and service new and existing
EAS clients from SME’s to large corporations – it is a current
product.”

[Robert A.]

If you can post this memo to the Autonomy web site, or the Autonomy
support portal, this would give it some weight.

Sorry, this does not seem like an official communication, as it is
just posted here Google Groups.



Your posting is interesting, but it does not seem to align with
information reaching the customers.

[normansoth]

Hi,

It seems that EAS is still being developed and supported.

ACA is for new sales. There is a migration path from EAS to ACA.

PS: I am not working for HP/Autonomy. I only try to give relevant
information.

Regards,

[ozantazx]

Any idea when there will be support for Exchange 2010 SP2?

[nymiggoog]

6.4.1 Beta supposed just came out to support Exchange 2010 SP2.

[r0bsk1]

I received an email to contact autonomy even if we were considering SP3. We're not at this time so havent done so.

On Thursday, 18 April 2013 19:49:14 UTC+1, unhappy_eas_guy wrote:

Has anyone heard of EAS supporting Exchange 2010 SP3?