All Source Adds Area Development Manager
All Source Security Container Mfg. Corp., Barrie, Ontario, Canada, has added Joe Moscuzza as area development manager for the Southwest United States. He is based in Northern California.
Moscuzza brings more than 25 years of senior management experience in the records management and document destruction industry, including the last 16 years as owner and president of Record Xpress, a Northern California records center, prior to its recent sale to Access CIG.
"I was always impressed with All Source from a customer perspective, and when the sale of Record Xpress was finalized, I was really looking for a new challenge, something I believe in and could get behind 100 percent, and that’s why I’m so excited about the new opportunity to be working with All Source," Moscuzza says.
He is responsible for business development in the Southwest United States, including overseeing the company’s warehouse and distribution centers in Northern and Southern California.
All Source operates manufacturing and warehousing facilities throughout North America, providing security containers for the document destruction industry. More information is available at www.allsourcemfg.com. Perm-A-Store Introduces Lockable Document Box
Perm-A-Store, Golden Valley, Minn., has introduced an addition to its line of Turtle brand cases. The Lockable Document Box, or LocDocBox, is designed to secure and protect sensitive documents during transport and storage.
The LocDocBox has a double padlock design and a standard 1.2 cubic foot capacity. The stackable container is made from high density polyethylene (HDPE) and has an RFID tag slot molded into the inside of the box.
More information on the Lockable Document Box and the full line of Turtle containers is available at www.turtlecase.com.
Simplicato Introduces Backaway 3.0
Simplicato Inc., based in New York, has introduced Backaway 3.0, the most recent version of the company’s e-mail archiving solution.
Ram Tanamy, president and CEO of Simplicato Inc., says, "Now small to mid-size businesses can be protected effortlessly without straining their e-mail budget."
Backaway 3.0 is suitable for institutions that are faced with SOX-, NASD-, NYSE- or HIPAA-based e-mail archive and retention compliance issues. According to Simplicato, the application is easy to use and simple to manage and provides more search capabilities than other products, allowing administrators to search across multiple mailboxes and across inboxes and outboxes.
The integrated multi-domain account archive management control panel enables advanced search and restore capabilities, easier exporting and random generated message review lists. Backaway 3.0 also has a signature system that allows users to determine if the message is the exact message that came through the system.
More information is available at www.simplicato.com.
AXO Introduces New Mobile Shredders
AXO Shredders Corp. used the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID) Conference May 14-16 to introduce two new mobile destruction vehicles as well as its shred truck equipped with a shredder with selectable shred size.
AXO, based in Kitchener, Ontario, has addressed the small market/entry market segment of the secure destruction industry by offering its new cab-over AXO 408 "Peashooter" mobile shredding truck. The company says the vehicle is "designed to allow inner-city operators or start-up companies to enter the market with a modern, full-featured truck." The Peashooter is capable of shredding 2,500 pounds of paper per hour. It has a total vehicle weight of 19,500, according to AXO. The truck can haul more than 6,000 pounds of shredded paper, and operators do not require a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) to operate the AXO 408.
For operators seeking flexibility, AXO has created what it calls "the first hybrid" truck, which can run on factory electrical power or generate its own power using its PTO-driven generator. The AXO Generator Hybrid stands on a 26,000-pound chassis and can shred more than 2,500 pounds per hour, according to AXO. The Generator Hybrid is also equipped with a live conveyor floor to facilitate dumping, and no CDL is required to operate the truck.
The AXO "Select" allows the operator to change the shredder’s output size at the push of a button. This "shredding plant on wheels" offers high-volume throughput of 5,000 or more pounds per hour with a payload of 10,000 pounds, according to AXO. It also includes integrated vision systems and universal lift capacity.
All AXO trucks feature solid cutters, conveyor off-load systems, stainless-steel trim and hardware, OSHA-compliant safety features and fuel-saver controls.
Additional information on AXO shredders is available on the company’s Web site at www.axo-shredders.com.
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