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Messaging and Collaboration
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Collaboration Software, Unified Communication, VOIP Channel Program NewsWhen it comes to messaging, collaboration and unified communication, Channel Insider has partners and resellers covered. We report on the top e-mail, messaging, communication and collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Exchange and Outlook, Lotus Notes and Domino, and Novell Groupwise along with remote access platforms from Research In Motion Blackberry and Good Technology.
T-Mobile Introduces Google-Powered Phone
T-Mobile USA will sell the first phone powered by Google's Android operating system for $179, slightly less than the price for Apple's iPhone. Called the G1 phone and manufactured by Taiwan's HTC Corp., the T-Mobile and Google offering is targeted squarely at the iPhone.
McAfee Claims No. 1 Pure-Play Security Spot with Secure Computing Acquisition
By buying its smaller rival, McAfee reclaims technology it sold nearly seven years ago and will give its solution provider partners access to a wide breath of products from Web filtering to identity management.
A New Twist on E-Mailing Video
Vendor C2Hub brings video to unified messaging with a hosted solution also available as an appliance.
RIM Unveils Spate of Consumer Application Deals
Research In Motion (RIM) has unveiled several new applications for its Blackberry phone. RIM announced partnerships with Ticketmaster, Tivo, Microsoft, and MySpace, among others. The deals are viewed as part of RIMs efforts to take it's Blackberry smartphone into the consumer space where it will compete with Apple's iPhone.
Mobile Firms like Cash from Data, but Worry about Devices
While mobile carriers have started to see significant returns from delivering data on mobile phones, they remain concerned about consumer desire for untested devices and software applications connecting to their networks.
Nokia in Corporate E-Mail Deal with Microsoft
Nokia and Microsoft will partner to expand Microsoft Exchange e-mail access to 80-million Nokia phones to compete against Blackberry-maker RIM. Is the iPhone the other target?
Google Offers Video-Sharing for Businesses
Google is adding YouTube-like video communications features to its business applications suite, looking to make it easy for office workers to share videos. Google Video for business will be incorporated into Google Apps Premier Edition, which is priced at $50 per user per year for a package of business software, email, scheduling and Web site design applications.
The Value of Video Conferencing
In this Changing Channels podcast hosted by Mike Vizard, Avistar CEO Simon Moss explains how a more integrated approach to video conferencing is creating big opportunities for solution providers.
Talking to Yourself Productively with Dragon Naturally Speaking
Version 10 of Dragon Naturally Speaking brings new features to those who like to talk themselves.
DocuSign Melds Process, Paper, Technology into Management Solution
Most businesses are trapped in a world of paper contracts and authorizations; can DocuSign's updated e-signature solution bring freedom?
Airline Fares Killing Profits? Telepresence for Every Budget
If high travel and energy costs have your customers holding off on IT purchases, it's time to sell them on telepresence, an immersive form of video conferencing that could save them money in the long run.
Seven Unfortunate Opportunities for VARs
Misery loves company. So, why not be the company that finds the silver lining in these seven technology storm clouds?
Sourcefire Declines Barracuda Networks Offer
Sourcefire says Barracuda Networks' asking price is too low for shareholders.
VARs Eye Boom in Hosted Microsoft Exchange Business
Many feared that Microsoft's own entry into the space would hurt the emerging business, but some providers say it draws attention to the possibility of outsourcing your e-mail server.
VARs Need to Adjust VOIP Focus
VOIP is more than cheap phone calls. It's about doing business better.
The Security Risks of Web 2.0 and Wireless
Too many users don't receive security training, which opens an opportunity to solution providers.
Sybase iPhone Software Ready Soon
Sybase software designed to bring enterprise e-mail securely to Apple's iPhone could spur business client adoption.
MXLogic Eases Partners Into Pricing Changes
When Google slashed Postini prices, partners revolted. So why are MXLogic partners so happy with price cuts from their vendor of choice?
2008 Channel Insider Product of the Year Awards
The moment everyone has been waiting for - the results of the 2008 Channel Insider Product of the Year Awards. It's time to see what products rate as the best of the best.
How VARs Are Leveraging Web 2.0 and Social Networking for Business
Here's a look at how some businesspeople are using free online social networks as tools for networking, business leads and marketing. >> Read More From Our Messaging and Collaboration News Archive
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