Feb 7, 2003 : Rockliffe, Sphera Integrate Solutions

📅 February 7, 2003 - Email and messaging software developer Rockliffe Inc. (rockliffe.com) and Web hosting automation and management software developer Sphera Corporation (sphera.com) announced this week that Rockliffe MailSite version 5 has been fully integrated with Sphera's HostingBusiness Suite.

MailSite, say the companies, is an email server that can be easily installed and managed by hosting providers and site owners using Sphera's interface. Hosting providers, say the companies, can quickly deploy Windows-based email service, facing reduced administration costs, increased revenue opportunities and improved customer satisfaction.
HostingDirector customers can offer single sign-on account password capabilities for email and hosting using the MailSite product integration, resulting in decreased administration costs.
"In today's hosting market, site owners want to make choices regarding which applications and services they use in order to gain full control over their hosting operations," said Tamar Naor, chief executive officer of Sphera. "We are excited to add Rockliffe's MailSite to our list of Sphera-enabled applications, because it allows us to offer our hosting customers a leading email solution. Our collaboration with Rockliffe is yet another example of how we work closely with strategic partners to offer our customers a broad range of market leading applications."

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