Posts by alex

Boomerang Service Update (AWS Outage)

Posted By Alex Moore on Apr 22, 2011

We’re back up… sort of… Boomerang is running again, but because of the AWS outage, we weren’t able to access messages that were scheduled using Boomerang within the last 9 days. When AWS services resume normally, we hope to be able to recover the missing messages. In the meantime, please check the Manage Boomerang screen and compare it against your Boomerang label and Boomerang-Outbox label to see if there are...

Boomerang for Gmail: Some scheduled messages were delayed

Posted By Alex Moore on Jan 21, 2011

If you scheduled messages to be sent last night, some of them may not have been delivered until this morning. You may have also gotten erroneous Failed Send Message notifications for your scheduled messages (you can look in your Sent Mail folder to see if the messages were actually sent). We’re sorry that this happened, and we apologize for any problems this caused. What’s going on is that we’ve seen a lot of growth...

Boomerang: Scheduled Downtime Thursday 1/20

Posted By Alex Moore on Jan 20, 2011

Boomerang for Gmail will be down starting at 10pm PST on Thursday 1/20 for maintenance and infrastructure improvements. We estimate that the service will be unavailable for between 2 to 4 hours. Any emails you scheduled during the downtime will be returned/sent when service resumes.

Thoughts from Enterprise 2.0 Boston 2010

Posted By Alex Moore on Jun 22, 2010

Baydin participated in the Enterprise 2.0 LaunchPad this year, announcing availability of our email-based automatic knowledge discovery tool, Unsearch. I felt like we were preaching to the choir, because the keynote speakers who talked before us, including Tony Zingale from Jive and Jamie Whitmoyer, who implemented Sony’s E2.0 infrastructure in SharePoint, showed data about how much room there is for email and search to improve inside...

How to Mute a Thread or Conversation

Posted By Alex Moore on May 20, 2010

Image via Wikipedia My fraternity mailing list is home to a great group of people, including some great entrepreneurs and some great investors. But when you get 400 opinionated MIT grads on a single mailing list, and the topic shifts to anything controversial, the discussion might explode. We’ve had well over 125 emails come through in the last three days after someone brought up the health care bill, and several folks have emailed to...