Nov, 2009 : Open-Xchange Announces Agreement with Dotster
📅 - Enables Dotster to deploy Open-Xchange for its e-mail users.
Open-Xchange, a provider of open source collaboration software, today announced an agreement with Dotster, Inc., a provider of services for businesses on the internet, to deploy Open-Xchange for its e-mail users. The company states that by offering Open-Xchange e-mail and personal information management (PIM) as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Dotster enables its customers to work productively with the AJAX-based Open-Xchange anywhere they have access to a browser and an internet connection. Open-Xchange enables synchronization with Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, native Mac applications iCal and Address Book, as well as most popular smartphones, including iPhone, Nokia and Windows Mobile.
The company explains that with recently introduced "Social OX" features, Open-Xchange also gives users the ability to consolidate any kind of existing webmail accounts - for example from Google and Yahoo - into a folder in Open-Xchange so they can be managed more easily. In addition, contact details from social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn or Xing can be added automatically to the Open-Xchange address book - giving users easy access to the latest contact information within their personal network. It adds that users can now integrate and merge their address books from Google Mail and Facebook into Open-Xchange, as well.
"With Open-Xchange, service providers get a scalable platform for business-class e-mail without extra cost," says Rafael Laguna, CEO of Open-Xchange. "Selling complementary and valuable services for Open-Xchange helps service providers to differentiate themselves, increase their average revenue per user and significantly grow profitability. By leveraging our Open-Xchange software, Dotster can gain competitive advantage, solidify their relationship with existing customers and attract new customer audiences, as well."
"With Open-Xchange, we offer our customers business-class e-mail and PIM functionality at no additional charge," said Clint Page, CEO of Dotster. "Open-Xchange sets the standard for groupware solutions, giving users the ability to team up with others inside and outside of their enterprise, as well as the ability to engage regardless of the social network their contacts are using. Through the free webmail offering, our customers can get to know the benefits of Open-Xchange without any obligation and, if they want, go to a complete groupware solution and mobile solution at any time."
"Social OX is useful because it allows Open Xchange users to consolidate all their contact data that is maintained on social networks and free webmail accounts," said Philbert Shih, Senior Analyst, Tier1 Research. "Bringing together contact information stored from all these different locations boosts user productivity and enables control from one place. Being able to access this information via the Internet or a smartphone, anywhere, anytime, is an additional benefit. This is an important development for messaging providers as they look for ways to deliver features and functionality to users that allow them to differentiate from the competition."
Open-Xchange, a provider of open source collaboration software, today announced an agreement with Dotster, Inc., a provider of services for businesses on the internet, to deploy Open-Xchange for its e-mail users. The company states that by offering Open-Xchange e-mail and personal information management (PIM) as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Dotster enables its customers to work productively with the AJAX-based Open-Xchange anywhere they have access to a browser and an internet connection. Open-Xchange enables synchronization with Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, native Mac applications iCal and Address Book, as well as most popular smartphones, including iPhone, Nokia and Windows Mobile.
The company explains that with recently introduced "Social OX" features, Open-Xchange also gives users the ability to consolidate any kind of existing webmail accounts - for example from Google and Yahoo - into a folder in Open-Xchange so they can be managed more easily. In addition, contact details from social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn or Xing can be added automatically to the Open-Xchange address book - giving users easy access to the latest contact information within their personal network. It adds that users can now integrate and merge their address books from Google Mail and Facebook into Open-Xchange, as well.
"With Open-Xchange, service providers get a scalable platform for business-class e-mail without extra cost," says Rafael Laguna, CEO of Open-Xchange. "Selling complementary and valuable services for Open-Xchange helps service providers to differentiate themselves, increase their average revenue per user and significantly grow profitability. By leveraging our Open-Xchange software, Dotster can gain competitive advantage, solidify their relationship with existing customers and attract new customer audiences, as well."
"With Open-Xchange, we offer our customers business-class e-mail and PIM functionality at no additional charge," said Clint Page, CEO of Dotster. "Open-Xchange sets the standard for groupware solutions, giving users the ability to team up with others inside and outside of their enterprise, as well as the ability to engage regardless of the social network their contacts are using. Through the free webmail offering, our customers can get to know the benefits of Open-Xchange without any obligation and, if they want, go to a complete groupware solution and mobile solution at any time."
"Social OX is useful because it allows Open Xchange users to consolidate all their contact data that is maintained on social networks and free webmail accounts," said Philbert Shih, Senior Analyst, Tier1 Research. "Bringing together contact information stored from all these different locations boosts user productivity and enables control from one place. Being able to access this information via the Internet or a smartphone, anywhere, anytime, is an additional benefit. This is an important development for messaging providers as they look for ways to deliver features and functionality to users that allow them to differentiate from the competition."
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