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Old 01-29-2006, 06:16 PM
biztux biztux is offline
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Default IT Guys v.s. Management Issue here.

I believe the situation is the same as I often come accross here in Australia and in Europe. The MANAGEMENT TEAM want the functionality of Exchange, the IT guy knows what a mess that will create, so he is desperately attempting to get a SOLUTION (Zimbra) which provides the functionality, without the extreme costs and "Vendor Lock-in" and poor performance of Exchange.

Questions:
Does the Zimbra client (Networked Version) also work as a web client ?
or
Does the Networked Version allow for Imap / Pop3 connections from the internet ?

Millions of end users demand the functionality of Outlook, and would gladly use an alternative to Exchange if available simply because most Exchange driven organizations have downtime due to database crashes, server problems (Windoze issues) etc...

Take a closer look at what users in the real world are using.
Australian Government Sector:
36% Outlook 2000
34% Outlook 2002
16% Outlook 2003 or Later
14% Other (Lotus Notes etc...)

Australian Enterprise Sector:
32% Outlook 2000
38% Outlook 2002
20% Outlook 2003 or Later
10 % Other (Lotus Notes etc...)


We need an outlook connector which works with Outlook 2000 and onwards if Zimbra is to be the success it should be.

Thanks.

Last edited by biztux; 01-29-2006 at 06:20 PM..
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