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Open source identity: Horde lead developer Jan Schneider
Are you looking for an open source, Web-based e-mail and groupware suite with its own development framework, Ajax interface, more than 50 applications, an active developer community, and millions of end users all over the world? The Horde communication and collaboration suite may not be as well known as the big name commercial offerings, but according to lead developer and release manager Jan Schneider it has just as much to offer, and more.Backing up Microsoft Exchange ... with Yahoo's Zimbra
Yahoo's Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) and Google's Gmail are considered the two leading pretenders to the corporate e-mail throne held by Microsoft's Exchange. But a small Austin-based vendor is using Zimbra to complement, not replace, Microsoft's market-leading e-mail server.Cisco buys Jabber for instant messaging
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When the Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute needed a new e-mail and groupware platform to support its rapid growth in staff it decided to deploy the open source Zimbra instead of the popular Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Notes.
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