In a previous blog we discussed why it would be so important for internet users – and for a competitive industry – if instant messaging apps were required to be interoperable, allowing people to use any chat app they like to exchange messages with the...
Open-Xchange, developer of secure and open communication and office productivity software, IMAP server software and DNS solutions, today announced Dirk Valbert as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
Many OX PowerDNS customers benefit from automation, which increases the speed of deployment, enhances efficiency and improves service reliability. Ultimately, this lets customers stay competitive and helps them meet today’s DNS requirements.
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We are happy to announce that Open-Xchange has just released new versions of three of its products: both the messaging and collaboration platform OX App Suite and the office suite, OX Documents, now ship as version 7.10.4. OX Guard, OX App Suite’s...
Open-Xchange has launched the latest version of DNSdist – our unique DNS proxy and load balancer that optimizes the internet experience of hundreds of millions of internet subscribers.
Sending an instant message or chatting over the internet is a very common experience for all of us. Every day, dozens of billions of messages are sent around the globe with apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger and WeChat.
And that’s the problem:...
Earlier this year, we described the effect of Covid-19 on the use of email within our data centers, and the impact it had on our customers (OX Blog Post). However, the effect of Covid-19 is now even more far-reaching with respect to email.
Keeping a company’s network secure is a challenge, especially when employees are working from home and without the physical control offered by the company’s IT security infrastructure. As a result, businesses are now looking towards service providers...
Over the last couple of weeks, GPS (in one way or another), has slowly but surely become the preferred option for many major governments as a way of tracking (and controlling) the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. This includes South Korea, which...
