Sealedmedia Receives 3rd “designed For Documentum” Accreditation From Emc
Monday, 16 January 2006 08:30 EST
Sealing Service for Documentum Provides Security, Control and Tracking for Documents anywhere outside the Repository
Los Gatos, CA – January 16, 2005 – SealedMedia, Enterprise Digital Rights Management (E-DRM) market leader, today announced that its Sealing Service for Documentum has received EMC Designed for Documentum accreditation and logo designation, a mark of quality and value deemed essential for enterprise applications.
SealedMedia’s Sealing Service extends security and access control, auditing, version control, tracking and records management to content used and stored outside the Documentum repository. Currently, information on end users’ desktops, laptops and handheld devices -- inside and outside the firewall -- is unmanaged, insecure and untracked. By enabling users to “seal” content at any point of the document lifecycle, as part of automated or manual Documentum workflows, they can protect valuable information as it’s sent to potentially thousands of PCs around the world—information that may accidentally or deliberately be abused or “leaked.”
“SealedMedia is pleased to have attained ‘Designed for Documentum’ status for yet another solution as part of the EMC Documentum Application Developer Program,” said Landon Lack, vice president of Strategic Alliances, SealedMedia. “This standing tells prospective customers that our solution is integrated seamlessly to extend security and control outside the Documentum repository, and it is enterprise-ready. We look forward to continuing to expand our relationship with EMC.”
“We are thrilled to have SealedMedia as a partner and continuing a successful relationship,” said Rob Tarkhoff, executive vice president, EMC Software. “Extending the EMC Documentum Content Management platform with SealedMedia’s award winning Enterprise DRM solution brings even greater value to customers. Building upon the success achieved through joint sales of SealedMedia’s first EMC accredited solution, Sealed eRoom, we now look forward to even greater results with the integration of SealedMedia into our core ECM offering.”
Learn more about SealedMedia Sealing Service for Documentum at http://www.sealedmedia.com or contact the company at
About EMC and Designed for Documentum (http://www.documentum.com/app_portfolio)
EMC Corporation is the world leader in information storage and management. The EMC Designed for Documentum accreditation can be earned by organizations in the EMC Documentum Application Developer Program that meet stringent application design and development standards for offerings developed on the EMC Documentum Enterprise Content Management platform.
As a member of the EMC Application Developer Program, organizations receive specialized design consultation and guidance, along with access to dedicated EMC content management technical resources. They can also include specialized Designed for Documentum logos on packaging, marketing collateral, and other promotional materials pertaining to their accredited offering, signifying to customers that Sealing Service for Documentum meets high standards for compliance with the Documentum architecture and leverages development best practices.
About SealedMedia, Inc.
SealedMedia helps organizations maintain complete control over who can use their most sensitive information and when, for the lifetime of a document. Executives and employees can send emails and documents securely to anyone, anywhere in the world, while easily maintaining control over when, where and how the information is used, and by whom. Headquartered in Los Gatos, California with European offices in London, UK and North American sales offices in Boston, Massachusetts, SealedMedia has an enviable customer base of Fortune 500, Global 1000 and FTSE 100 companies, as well as governments and government agencies around the world.
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