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C2C, a provider of messaging system enhancements, recently released the latest version of its PST Enterprise solution, a strategic software tool that allows organizations to manage the elimination and migration of Microsoft Exchange PST data throughout their entire network.

Since 1992, C2C has been consistently delivering high-value, dependable core messaging system enhancements. Email hosting solutions Microsoft (News - Alert) Exchange and SharePoint form the heart of the company’s commercial and governmental customers' businesses worldwide.

PST Enterprise 2.2 is enhanced with additional PST file move functionality, copy flexibility and end-user self service to automatically accommodate even the most elaborate retention management policies.

In a press release, Dave Hunt, CEO of C2C, said, "Our latest version of PST Enterprise enhances the automation of PST file management processes while offering the dynamic flexibility to support retention policies of every type, without taxing valuable IT staff resources."

To support retention policies and file movement needs of any organization, PST Enterprise now offers a much higher level of scalability, as well as various customizable features.

Operating as a stand-alone product, C2C’s PST Enterprise 2.2 can also be used alongside existing email archive software products or in combination with the C2C ArchiveOne Enterprise email management, eDiscovery and retention solution.

When leveraging PST Enterprise’s solutions, organizations are able to easily and seamlessly discover and report on all PST files throughout their organization. They are also provided with the critical information needed to make informed decisions on their elimination or migration into an email hosting solution such as Microsoft Exchange 2010.

PST Enterprise collects critical information on each PST file, before it is ever migrated or ingested. The entire process is performed transparently, without any user interaction.

In related news, TMCnet reported that C2C has recently outlined industry best practices for organizations with more than 200 Microsoft Exchange PST files.