Service Oriented Characteristics
- Anti-spam and virus filtering
With BCEmail accounts, you take off load the difficult and time consuming task of managing spam and viruses. We also offer a standalone email filtering service that works with your existing email service.
- Archive messages
BCEmail has a complete and affordable messages archiving solution that is able you to effectively index and preserve all messages. You can organize hundreds of folders/subfolders. Use Mail Aliases and Mail Flters to define in order to automatically handle incoming messages to archive to various folders. Archiving provides everything an organization needs to comply with government regulations even in your lifetime.
- Make Backup Automatically
Mail Archiving can be a way to back up your important messages. Archiving means moving messages to a pre-definite folder, but BCEmail's back up component is beyond of that; first messages will be delivered to a cache directory and then wrote to INBOX to ensure reliable delivery, two all messages will make automatically backup daily keeping your messages in existing status, any message won't get lost at anytime, unless you delete it.
- Manage your contacts
BCEmail's Address Book component on Web-based Interface is where you add, group, manage, and delete contact information. It supports drag and drop contacts. You can also send messages to a contact directly from within the Contact Details pane.
- Integrated Calendar and Reminder
Calendars allow you easily to identify an event that is a meeting or an appointment you want to schedule. You can set an event reminder, invite people to an event, share your calendar with someone else, search or subscribe for external calendar.
- Integrated RSS Feeds
The RSS Feeds component allows you to view news or content feeds to which you've subscribed. You can select a feed from the RSS catalogue or enter the URL for a specific site from which you want to receive content.
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Deployment
BCEmail cloud service takes full advantage of being service oriented with a focus on four concepts.
- Cross borders, i.e., there is no physical location (e.g., country, state, or data center) restriction.
- Low coupling, relations or programs work together closely but do not rely on each other;
- Modularity, system components may be separated and recombined.;
- Semantically interoperability, computer systems communicate information and have that information correctly interpreted by each other in the same sense as intended.
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