Few people in the business community need to be sold on the value of email. Everybody’s got an email solution, and for many of you it is the primary method of communication with your vendors, prospects and customers. Yet from our experience many solutions in use today are subpar and don’t reflect the needs of dynamic organizations that employ them.
Why You Should Care
Email is often taken for granted. If you are like most of our customers, you
probably selected your first email service years ago when you started the business and didn’t touch it since. Email comes in, email goes out, why mess with it? Many reasons, as it turns out. Chief among them is the ability of a good email and collaboration solution to transform the way you manage business information, work together and communicate with your customers. From sharing your contacts and calendars to unlimited inbox sizes to easy scheduling of meetings and resources, enterprise class email solutions deliver high return on investment through increased productivity and better management of critical data. We aren’t suggesting that every company of every size should get one, but everybody would do well to perform a cost benefit analysis on this.

October 11th, 2009 by Alex Nozdrin
Voice over Internet protocol (or VoIP) allows you to use your broadband Internet connection for your phone service. Replacing traditional phone lines and plans with VoIP services usually results in lower calling rates, better features, more flexibility and lower management costs. Plus if you’re just now approaching the size when you need a phone system, hosted VoIP offerings can save you the initial expense of buying and deploying one.


If you use both Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook’s calendar function you are probably looking for an easy and automatic way to sync the calendars to access all information all the time without having to switch between calendars. The easie
st way to achieve this is to sync Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook . I just found a cool way to do this on
Why It’s on Our Radar
