Struggling to Evade the E-Mail Tsunami - April 20, 2008
Randall Stross - New York Times
"When Mr. Arrington wrote a post about the persistent problem of e-mail overload and the opportunity for an entrepreneur to devise a solution, almost 200 comments were posted within two days. Some start-up companies were mentioned favorably, like ClearContext (sorts Outlook inbox messages by imputed importance)..."

50 Ways to make your software do more - February 26, 2008
Chris Null - PCWorld
"Information Management System offers tools that are useful for organizing your Outlook data, starting with a dashboard that provides a consolidated look at your tasks and calendar items."

Become an E-Mail Ninja - January 13, 2008
Sadia Latifi - New York Magazine
"Hire a virtual butler. Add-on applications like ClearContext act like gatekeepers, automatically rearranging messages in order of importance."

ClearContext IMS Helps You Work Smarter with Outlook - December 9, 2007
James E. Powell - The Office Letter
"The new Dashboard feature puts all messages, appointments, notices, and tasks on a single screen -- right at your fingertips. It's similar to the To-Do bar Microsoft introduced in Outlook 2007, except that it's more attractive, easier to read, and lets you display all items or just those you want to see using a topic and/or category filter."

Email's Friendly Fire - November 27, 2007
Rebecca Buckman - Wall Street Journal
"ClearContext... uses algorithms to quickly analyze a user's email to determine which contacts and messages are the most important."

ClearContext Aims To Untangle Your Outlook Inbox - November 6, 2007
David Needle - Enterprise News
"If you use Outlook, but have trouble keeping track of the glut of e-mail the Microsoft program collects, a solution may be at hand."

E-mail overload? ClearContext promises solution for Outlook users - November 5, 2007
Eric Lai - ComputerWorld
"Version 4 of Information Management System (IMS) gives users an integrated dashboard view of all the e-mails, appointments and contacts related to a given project -- something that 'fundamentally hasn't been possible in Outlook before,' said ClearContext CEO Deva Hazarika."

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