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December 11th, 2008

Conversation with Juergen Geck of Open-Xchange

Posted by Dan Kusnetzky @ 3:11 am

Categories: Cloud computing/SAAS/ISP Issues, Linux, Mobile computing, Off topic

Tags: Open-Xchange, Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS, Operating Systems, Servers, Open Source, Software, Hardware, Dan Kusnetzky

I had the delightful opportunity to chat with an old friend, Juergen Geck who is CTO of my former employer Open-Xchange. We’ve known one another since his days at SUSE (now part of Novell).

Open-Xchange has made a great deal of progress since my time with them. They’ve developed a hosted version of their collaborative application software (available as an offering through several hosting companies), updated their packaged server solution, added a new “appliance” edition and have announced the support of iPhone and Mac OS X-based systems to the long list of supported clients.

If you’re interested in a cost-effective, comprehensive collaborative solution, Open-Xchange would be something interesting to review.

Dan KusnetzkyDaniel Kusnetzky is a member of the senior management team of The 451 Group. He is responsible for research and publications on a broad array of technology topics. He examines emerging technology trends, vendor strategies, research and development issues, and end-user integration requirements. You can follow Dan on Twitter. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.

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