Lookeen Blog
Discover practical tips and solutions in our blog, focusing on Outlook and efficient email and file search. Whether you’re dealing with search issues or looking for general productivity tips, you’ll find valuable suggestions here to make your workday easier.
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A Brief History of Search
Where Search Systems Started The System search started of course with libraries at universities, cataloguing their data. (Remember those rows of card catalogues?) This was…
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Lookeen wins Reader’s Choice Award 2011 (again)!
We are very happy to have won the Reader’s Choice award for the second straight year! The readers at www.about.com have spoken, and for the…
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Lookeen Version 3.7 with Beta Real-Time Indexing Available Now for Free Download
For self employed people, for teams and of course, whole companies, the data structure on the computer, in the network, and even in your own Outlook mailbox…
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Data Security Wanted
The current, very heated, debate to enforce a better protection for personal data, reaches a new dimension in view of the desktop search. Because it…
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Important information about Exchange Servers
An Exchange Server is a mailing or groupware system. The Exchange Server is a product from the Microsoft Company. Most of the cases, this type…
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220 Billion – the Chaos of the Mails: Lookeen dries off the E-Mail Flood
The board of the Annual Security Report estimates the number of globally sent e-mails by reference to the figures of e-mail users and active e-mail…
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Enron – A legacy as proving ground for Lookeen
Enron started of perfectly: The fusion of Houston Natural Gas and Internorth formed Enron back in 1985. Soon after the fusion, they became the biggest…
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Successful cooperation with asknet
Fast and precise search with Lookeen! The developer and distributor of Lookeen, Axonic Informationsysteme GmbH works very close with asknet AG. Because of this partnership, Lookeen is…
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Lookeen Use Case: How to work with Microsoft Exchange Servers
The most often used features of exchange servers are : All of the above mentioned elements are stored on a central server and are made available…
