WOBURN, MA – January 17, 2012 –Axceler®,the leader in Microsoft SharePoint governance, administration and migrationsoftware, today announced that

Woburn, MA and Seattle, WA – Axceler,the leader in Microsoft SharePoint governance, administration and migration software, and a Technology Partner of  Nintex, the world’s leading SharePoint workflow company, today announced the general availability of Axceler’s Davinci Migrator 2.0 for SharePoint 2010.  Axceler is the first Nintex Technology Partner to provide a full-fidelity Nintex Workflow migration including Nintex Workflow history and settings.  Axceler and Nintex will demonstrate the building of Nintex workflows and the migration of the workflows using Davinci Migrator in a webinar on Thursday, December 8, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. EST.

Wins Both 2011 Editors’ Best and Community Choice Award
Following Best of Connections Award

Woburn, MA – November 18, 2011 – Axceler,the leader in Microsoft SharePointgovernance, administration and migrationsoftware, today announced that the company’s ControlPointproduct was named by Penton Media’s Windows IT Promagazine as a gold medal winner of the “2011 Editors’ Best Awards” and a bronze medal winner of the “2011 Community Choice Awards” in the SharePoint category.  This announcement follows on the heels of another recent win by Axceler: ControlPoint 4.5 was named the winner in the SharePoint category of the “2011 Best of Connections Awards” from Windows IT Pro and SharePoint Prothis month.

WOBURN, MA – June 13, 2011 – Axceler, the leader in Microsoft SharePoint administrationand migrationsoftware, today announced its continued expansion into the federal government market through its partnership with IT Federal Salesand the addition of Axceler products to its General Services Administration (GSA) schedule (under contract #GSA is GS-35F-0494T).  Now, government agencies can significantly improve their SharePoint security and governanceby using Axceler’s ControlPointor migrate their old deployments to the latest SharePoint version using DavinciMigrator for  SharePoint 2010.

SharePoint users are increasingly putting sensitive, highly regulated data in the collaboration platform without considering the security implications.  In addition, the native management tools in some versions of SharePoint are difficult to use for some types of deployments.  Nowhere is this more important than in the government space, with strict regulatory requirements, big defense initiatives, and evolving security threats.  The recent appearance of sites like “Wikileaks” that exploit security breaches demonstrates how important SharePoint security is to government agencies. 

To fill this gap, many government organizations turn to Axceler’s ControlPoint, the award-winning SharePoint governance and administration product.  The latest release 4.2 of ControlPoint, the award-winning administration product for SharePoint, offers interactive and powerful analysis and reporting, expanded SharePoint policy enforcementcapabilities for better SharePoint governance, and new permission and security features.  Now, through the partnership with IT Federal Sales, all Axceler products including ControlPoint are accessible on the GSA Schedule.

“ControlPoint, a leader in SharePoint administration and control, will definitely enhance any SharePoint installation,” said Paul Cino, President of IT Federal Sales.  “Our clients, especially in DOD, are looking for this solution.  We’re excited to add Axceler products to our growing list of unique products available to US Government buyers.”

"We’re pleased to make Microsoft SharePoint solutions, and our firm's unique professional, training and maintenance services, available through the GSA program,” said Michael Alden, President and CEO, Axceler.  “Being accessible on the GSA Schedule 70 reduces the procurement challenges our government clients face, and gives them the ability to resolve critical SharePoint security challenges quickly, efficiently and economically.  This reflects our long history of successful collaboration with government entities."