Kerio Operator's Tight Integration with Other Kerio Products makes it a Robust and Secure Communications System for Small and Midsize Organizations
Today, Kerio announced significant enhancements to its IP PBX (VoIP) solution. Kerio Operator 1.2 is now based on Asterisk 1.8, which is the engine behind the new features in this version, and will play an even larger role in future innovation. We've also added support for analog phone lines through a Digium TDM410 card so organizations that have limited SIP connectivity can take advantage of Kerio Operator's VoIP features.
Recent Microsoft Windows update KB2585542 (released on Tuesday, January 10, 2012) changes the winhttp.dll system library which is used by Kerio Outlook Connector (Offline Edition). The update changes the data flow in a network communication over TLS (SSL) secured connection used in HTTPS communication of Kerio Outlook Connector with Kerio Connect server. This change is not compatible with Kerio Connect server.
After Growing Kerio's Presence in Russia and Poland, Kaiser will Expand his Focus to the Entire Central European Region
First of all, Happy New Year from Kerio. We are really looking forward to 2012. It's the year of US presidential elections. It's the year of the Olympics. According to the Chinese calendar, it's the year of the Dragon. According to the Mayans....never mind on that one.
For Kerio, it's the year of "Alternative IT."
Already Available as On-Premise and Hosted Solutions, Kerio Connect and Kerio Workspace Can Now be Deployed in a Monthly Subscription Model with no Software License Required
An Alternative Email Solution to Microsoft Exchange and Google Apps, Kerio Connect 7.3 Provides Flexibility to the Midsize Organizations
Today, I'm thrilled to announce the first public beta of Kerio Operator 1.2.0. It brings some quite interesting functionality, easier operation and better hardware support for, amongst other things, Digium analog cards.
Here's a sneak peek of the new features:
Kim Kelley Brings Years of Product and Channel Marketing Experience to the Role
I am sometimes asked why Kerio replaced native client administration consoles with an exclusively web administration approach, which is perhaps seen as one of the more controversial decisions we have made in the past. As web technologies continued to mature, we anticipated a wider industry trend towards shifting user interfaces to the browser. Let me give you a quick peek at Kerio's long-term web development strategy.
Several years ago we observed a few trends among our customers and in the wider market:
