The phrase "rip and replace" gets thrown around quite a bit in the tech industry. Heck, we even built a Facebook contest around it.
R&R (my acronym) always conjures thoughts of pulling out an aging or sub-optimal solution that is on the verge of a literal meltdown, and putting in the newest, shiniest offering on the market that practically prints ROI dollars for the user.
Mobile email five years ago and today look very different. While it used to be that RIM and Microsoft were the only game in town, today's mobile email landscape provides robust alternatives because of open standards like CalDAV and CardDAV.
Optimized iPad Interface Means Full Administration Capabilities from Virtually Anywhere for IT Managers
If you're a regular reader of this blog, there is a pretty good chance you already own an iPad. However, if you don't have one yet, or if you have one and are looking for a way to start being productive with it, today's launch of Kerio Connect 7.4 is for you.
Schreiman has been voted one of the top 150 worldwide SMB IT channel influencers
Where should I start? It's already over 10,000 users strong, and for those of you who thought Kerio Workspace 1.0 was cool, wait until you see what's in the new beta of this file-sharing collaboration powerhouse.
Technical support was always part of Kerio's offering. Even in the old days of WinRoute Pro, support was available over the phone and email to pretty much anybody who asked. All was very simple back then - the product, the support questions and the answers. The entire support operation was three of us in one office.
Last week I sat down with two lead developers on the Kerio Workspace team. We talked about the inspiration behind Kerio Workspace, the technologies used and the future plans. This is an excerpt from our interview.
Getting out of the subway train, I follow the crowd that ascends toward the street... Typical professionals - notebook bags in one hand, smart phone in the other. One by one, they step in one of the buildings of the Prague's Silicon Valley, The Park. And now, I'm doing the same thing.
Yes folks, Kerio is proud to announce the grand opening of our new Prague office!
Developer Zone, Administration API, Kerio Directory... what do they have in common? It is openness, a quality I prefer both as a programmer and as a human, and a quality that we want to deliver with our products.
Kerio products have always been well-known for being open - supporting a number of platforms and protocols, and allowing you to run them with various clients, devices and third-party applications. Even though it's not always the easiest way, we believe it brings value to our customers and partners, and thus it's simply the right thing to do.
