Summer 2006

It's increasingly difficult for companies to manage business email. This is a serious problem, because without a stern hand, email becomes unruly. Enter JPY, which is about to launch a solution that will keep email in line.

Read more: John Yardley tames Email

JPY is investigating the backup habits of computer users of various platforms. Just click here to participate, and if you are working in the UK, you will be included in a prize draw for the latest top of the range iPod.

Read more: Win a top-of-the-range iPod

Today, companies and organisations create and produce huge numbers of electronic files. With this creation comes the necessity and responsibility to backup/archive the data.

Read more: Archiware PresSTORE 2 Data Backup Seminar

MAY 23rd - Desktop publishing giant Quark announced a strategic alliance with Canto, whose Cumulus product is a leader in digital asset management. The agreement means new features of the newly released QuarkXPress 7 will be supported by Cumulus.

Read more: Quark-Canto Alliance

On June 29th Macworld hosts its annual awards at London's Royal Courts of Justice. This year, two JPY products - Helios UB and Archiware PresSTORE - have been shortlisted for awards.

Read more: Macworld recognition for JPY

MAY 17th - JPY hosted a free HELIOS seminar at Goodenough College in London's Bloomsbury. A range of interested parties, including representatives from leading newspaper and magazine publishing houses, attended the event. All were eager to see the new features of HELIOS UB, the latest "unbreakable" version of the publishing server software.

Read more: HELIOS Shines

June 16th - HELIOS has been working on an updated version of HELIOS UB for Mac OS X Intel computers as well as Opteron servers running Solaris 10 x86. There is a beta available for users wishing to use Helios on these machines. The software is feature complete and should be fully functional - contact us if you're interested and we'll tell you how to download and install it.

Read more: Product Updates

JPY has hired Tin Drum to handle its Public Relations activities. Tin Drum is a new business headed by David Fanning, who was until recently editor of Macworld magazine. David has a decade of experience in the IT press, and comes from a technical background. His network of industry contacts will help get JPY and its activities noticed by more media outlets.