looking around for synchronization tools

[Georg C. F. Greve]

On Tuesday 07 December 2010 15.40:17 Rémi Peltier wrote:
>  Good question, surely i should. And definitely i will :-)

Ah, and by the way:

There is a community of professional companies around Kolab that provide 
professional services and support as well as consulting around Kolab. So for 
those who run mission critical environments, there is support available, not 
the least from Kolab Systems and its partners.

The possible deployment models go from "self support all the way" to "full 
support by an external company" with many steps in between.

Groupware is a complex issue, so it is normal that often it will be more 
economical and efficient to choose some form of professional support.

Just thought I'd mention that. ;)

Of course everyone is welcome to continue using the community packages and 
using/deploying them without professional outside support. This is part of our 
commitment in Kolab: We want a groupware solution that is free from lock-in.

And naturally we welcome any part of contribution that helps us to maintain 
and improve Kolab, be it through subscriptions to the services offered, through 
code contributed, through feedback and testing, through promoting Kolab to 
others by word of mouth... there are many ways of doing this.

Best regards,
Georg


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Georg C. F. Greve
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Kolab Systems AG
Zürich, Switzerland

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