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On Dec 12, 2011 9:18 AM, "Pandu Poluan" <pandu@××××××.info> wrote: |
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> My boss, being the... uh, cost-controlling person that he is, asked me if |
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there's an open source alternative for Exchange. |
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> Specifically, he's looking for something that allows him to share his |
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Outlook calendar with the corporate secretaries. |
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> Anyone knows what alternatives are available out there? |
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Uh, I may have misconstrued my question. I should've asked: Any experience |
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with the alternatives available out there? |
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I am aware of the following: |
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* Zimbra |
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* Zarafa |
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* Open Xchange |
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* SOGo |
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key word is "aware", not "experienced". |
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So I would very much appreciate it if someone would share his/her |
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experience with those, or perhaps something else I'm not yet aware of. |
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(Damn, I really should have taken my first dose of caffeine for the day |
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before posting any serious questions). |
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Rgds, |
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