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Reciprocal Securely Transmits Critical Documents and Medical Records
Utilizing Microsoft Windows Rights Management Services
New service will provide trusted delivery of mission-critical information
with digital encryption and Microsoft RMS Technology
(CLEVELAND -- September 16, 2003) Reciprocal®,
(www.reciprocal.com)
a world leader in enterprise rights management consulting and solutions, announced
today a new service for businesses and professionals to securely transmit electronic
documents and data. Scheduled to launch this fall, Reciprocal Certified
Delivery is an affordable and convenient service for healthcare, financial
institutions and legal enterprises to protect and audit the transmission of important
and sensitive documents and information. Reciprocal® is a wholly owned subsidiary
of OverDrive®, Inc., a leading digital content solutions provider.
Built upon the world-class Rights Management Clearinghouse developed and operated
by Reciprocal and Microsoft® Windows® Rights Management Services (RMS) for Windows
Server 2003, Certified Delivery enables a sender to establish rights and permissions
as to the "Who, How & When" others may access digital information or
documents. Electronic messages, word processing documents, images, medical records,
electronic forms, and other digital files can be "protected" using Rights Management
Services to restrict access only to pre-authorized individuals even after delivery.
"Certified Delivery is a Windows Rights Management Service built upon Microsoft's
Windows Server 2003 platform to improve the protection and management of critical
business documents and information," said Steve Potash, CEO of Reciprocal.
"The secure and verifiable transmission of electronic medical records, legal documents,
and confidential information will aid compliance with new regulations for the privacy
and confidentiality of sensitive patient and client reports and documents. In
addition to the protections provided by the encrypted packaging of information, Certified
Delivery provides verification and receipt of delivery and easy administration to audit
the status of mission-critical transmissions of information," he added.
"Customers have told us that they have information inside their enterprises that
they want to stay there - or at least to be shared only in the way intended," said
John Manferdelli, general manager of Windows Security at Microsoft Corp. "Building
solutions that help facilitate that principle in a flexible way for authors and
recipients will add real value to the management of information inside companies."
OverDrive, Inc. launched its Reciprocal subsidiary following its purchase of the
assets of the former Reciprocal from Microsoft Corporation. The purchase included
the acquisition of licenses for Digital Rights Management intellectual property,
equipment, trademarks, technical expertise, and strong brand name recognition in the
digital rights marketplace. Prior to the OverDrive acquisition, nearly $100 million
was invested in the former Reciprocal by Microsoft and several high-profile venture
capitalists.
About Reciprocal
Reciprocal®,
(www.reciprocal.com)
a world leader in digital rights management consulting and solutions, is now providing
solutions for the enterprise. Built upon the Reciprocal Rights Management
Clearinghouse, Certified Delivery is an affordable and convenient service
for healthcare, financial institutions and legal offices to protect and audit the
transmission of important and sensitive documents and information. Corporations,
government agencies, and professionals can safeguard documents, sensitive files, and
other information utilizing Microsoft® Windows® Rights Management Services from
Reciprocal.
Media Contacts:
Steve Potash, CEO, spotash@reciprocal.com
Jennifer Jackson, Marketing Associate, jjackson@reciprocal.com
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