Accellion Secure Collaboration
Dropbox meets YouSendIt for the enterprise? Mobile and web document sharing is simple with Accellion, but may not do everything you want. Read more
1 September, 2011 by Mary BranscombeZDNet is available in the following editions:
Dropbox meets YouSendIt for the enterprise? Mobile and web document sharing is simple with Accellion, but may not do everything you want. Read more
1 September, 2011 by Mary Branscombe
Microsoft's updated Live Essentials tools are now in beta. Take a look at what's in store with Wave 4. Read more
14 June, 2010 by Simon Bisson
The Wave 4 release of Microsoft's Live Essentials fills in many of the gaps in Windows 7, and competes with tools like Apple's iLife. Read more
14 June, 2010 by Simon Bisson
There's a thriving market in email/collaboration servers that aim to replicate the functionality of Microsoft's Exchange. We examine five, including cloud-based and open-source solutions. Read more
26 April, 2010 by Alan Stevens
Google Apps Premier Edition is a comprehensive and usable Microsoft Exchange alternative, with extras, that's incredibly easy to deploy and manage. Read more
26 April, 2010 by Alan Stevens
A well-established small-business messaging and collaboration solution, Kerio Connect can now be considered as an alternative to large Exchange deployments. Read more
26 April, 2010 by Alan Stevens
A well-established Microsoft Exchange alternative, Gordano Messaging Suite is big on scalability and collaboration options, but still has a few rough edges. Read more
26 April, 2010 by Alan Stevens
Open-source Zarafa takes a new and interesting approach to emulating Microsoft's Exchange, but it's not the easiest solution to deploy or manage. Read more
26 April, 2010 by Alan Stevens
MDaemon is a well-tried Microsoft Exchange alternative that continues to stay abreast of the latest developments. Read more
26 April, 2010 by Alan Stevens
BES 5.0 is the best version of BES so far. RIM has done a lot of work in simplifying the administration process, as well as providing additional services for users. Read more
17 March, 2010 by Simon Bisson
The latest version of BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) makes mobile life easier for administrators and users. Check out our compehensive screenshot gallery. Read more
17 March, 2010 by Simon Bisson
Take a tour of Microsoft's upcoming multi-faceted middleware platform, currently in public beta. Read more
4 March, 2010 by Simon BissonIf you need team collaboration and company-wide document management, SharePoint 2010 fits the bill, especially when you add in its social search features and integrated workflow. Read more
4 March, 2010 by Simon Bisson
YuuGuu Corporate offers IM aggregation, screen sharing, remote control and audio conferencing. The pricing looks competitive, but the whole experience could benefit from a bit more polish. Read more
20 January, 2010 by Charles McLellan
If you need to manage an email newsletter and don't want to go with a subscription-based online solution, you should consider GroupMail. Read more
29 September, 2009 by Christian Harris
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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