“… from January?”, asked a customer

Simple answer, no we don’t.

Long answer:
No we don’t.  While the BlackBerry Server can be setup to capture SMS messages, we do not, as most users would have an expectation of privacy.

My personal opinion:
If you are using a corporate phone, expect that you can and will be monitored.  Within the confines of relevant communication surveillance acts.

The customer was pointed towards the phone carrier, Telstra in this case, to see if they have copies*

* opinion is divided on whether Telstra retains SMS messages.  And if it does, it would require a court order to get the information out of them.

5 Warning Signs of a Project In Danger

Telstra – Mobile Phone Set-up

Windows 7 Resources For You (Microsoft SMB Community Blog)

1. Windows 7 Online Readiness Kit, which includes:
   Windows 7 Quick Reference Card – Small Business / Midsize / Enterprise
   Windows 7 at a Glance White Paper
   Everything You Need to Know about Windows 7 Deployment
   Customer Deployment Principles Guide
   Windows Desktop Deployment Specialization Data Sheet
   Windows Demo Toolkit
2. Windows 7 Tips and Tricks
3. Windows 7 Preview Video
4. Windows 7 Forum
5. Windows 7 application and device compatibility(see the blog post for more details)

Windows Prefers Wired Connections

Hotfix rollup package for Virtual PC 2007 Service Pack 1

Windows 7 to “Nag” 29% Less than Vista

Service Pack 2 for the 2007 Microsoft Office System due to ship April 28th