I think this is interesting enough for our Exchange-saturated market
to be forwarded here. I have no idea how interoperable this is, or
how the price ticket of $1250 compares with the Exchange, but there
you go.
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Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 11:50:38 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: [suse-announce-usa] SuSE Linux Openexchange Server
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Dear SuSE Linux customers and friends,
SuSE Linux Openexchange Server - The Ultimate Challenger on the Server
Market will soon arrive.
With this new product, we have created the Central Hub of modern
Enterprise Communication.
Our latest link in the chain of SuSE Linux Business Solutions will be
available mid November. The Openexchange Server combines the SuSE Linux
Enterprise Server operating system, a proven e-mail server, and extensive
groupware functionalities; the result is an innovative all-in-one
communication and groupware solution for companies of all sizes at an
unmatched price/performance ratio.
*** Maximum Functionality and Efficiency
SuSE Linux Openexchange Server combines proven Open Source components with
comprehensive software applications to offer an impressive functionality:
reliable e-mail functions for the reception, distribution, and dispatch of
electronic mail, integrated web mail clients, a smart central appointment
and address management, and efficient project management and task planning
tools streamline enterprise operations. A centrally controlled document
management tool and group-based discussion forums enhance the efficiency of
project teams.
SuSE Linux Openexchange Server offers versatility by working with all common
browsers. Thus, users can access the communications services from anywhere
in the world using a computer with any common operating system and an
Internet connection.
The data synchronization is another impressive feature that allows the
synchronization with Palms and Pocket PCs. MS Outlook users will
especially appreciate the possibility to synchronize and edit
appointments, tasks, and addresses with the help of SuSE Linux
Openexchange Server.
SuSE Linux Openexchange Server boasts an excellent price-performance ratio.
By deploying SuSE Linux Openexchange Server, enterprises will achieve
substantial cost savings. Depending on the number of users, the
total costs of a system with SuSE Linux Openexchange Server is about
59-64% lower than the costs for an MS Exchange-based system. Due to a
cost-efficient license model effectively exploits every obtained
license as only the number of users who are logged in simultaneously
serves as the basis for calculation.
The resource-friendly, central organization of all communication functions
and the ongoing maintenance of the operating system by SuSE result in a
drastically reduced administration workload.
*** Unique Performance Through Active System Maintenance
SuSE Linux Openexchange Server is an extremely powerful business solution.
The proven reliability, performance, and security of the operating system
basis SuSE Linux Enterprise Server play a major role, ensuring smooth
system operations.
SuSE Linux Maintenance Service is an active maintenance agreement that is
specifically adapted to the deployment of SuSE solutions in enterprise
environments. SuSE makes all relevant patches, fixes, and updates available
in a quality-assured and well-documented form, ensuring companies to run the
IT infrastructure on the basis of a secure, powerful, and stable operating
system from the outset.
Customers who utilize SuSE Linux eMail Server 3.x and the SuSE Maintenance
Service are offered the possibility to migrate their system to the new SuSE
Linux Openexchange Server (10 groupware client licenses included) within
the scope of the maintenance.
*** Price and Availability
SuSE Linux Openexchange Server will be available directly from both SuSE and
SuSE Linux Business Partners by mid-November.
The scope of delivery includes four CDs, detailed manuals, 30 days of
installation support, and 12 months of system maintenance. The recommended
retail price for SuSE Linux Openexchange Server is USD 1,249.00, including
the base license for ten groupware clients and an unlimited number of e-mail
clients.
For details on SuSE Linux Openexchange Server please refer to
http://www.suse.com/openexchange
If you have any questions, or are already interested in an evaluation
version of the new product please send an email to:
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Best Regards,
Holger Dyroff
General Manager Americas
PS: If you are a current SuSE Linux eMailServer 3.X customer, please stay
patient, we will soon announce the upgrade procedures!
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