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Email on Demand by SchoolSpan

04/01/07

Email on Demand by SchoolSpan

SCHOOLSPAN has tackled a tough legal issue now facingschool districts—destruction of evidence. Legislation passed lastyear, and upheld in a recent Supreme Court decision, means thatschools facing litigation could be held in contempt if they cannotretrieve court-requested staff e-mail or other digital communications.As a solution, SchoolSpan is offering Email on Demand,which provides schools with off-site management of e-mailaccounts and automatic, secure storage of data. The service qualifiesfor E-Rate Priority 1 funding. Price: Varies depending onmodules and hosting method.

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