If you read today IT industry blogs, sites and tweets from opinion leaders you see a lot of discussion around that the future hub or workplace for users will be in the cloud and users in future will use a web des...
The Future of Open Source Survey is something we always look forward to every year here at Open-Xchange and this year’s results, announced yesterday, made for some interesting reading.
Guest Blog by Philbert Shih, Structure Research
Two weeks ago we announced OX Documents to the world, and the response has been phenomenal. Sometimes the simplest ideas are the most appealing, and simplicity was the core idea behind OX Documents.
No joke: WorldHostingDays global is less than a week away. I cannot believe how quickly Q114 has flown by, but here we are – on the brink of experiencing another WHD with over 5,000 partners and peers from the ho...
Neelie Kroes, responsible for the European Commission’s Digital Agenda, said at CeBIT last week in her speech to an audience which included Chancellor Merkel and Prime Minister David Cameron that after the Snowde...
In a week, some 4000 people are going to be rushing towards a tiny little town on the German-French border and at speeds that make local farmers and their livestock heads spin. Yes, it is that time each spring wh...
Over the last decade we have seen notable technological changes that have re-defined the way we use computers. Firstly, the availability of high speed broadband in the home has provided the bedrock for consumer d...
There is a famous saying of former president Bill Clinton: “It´s the economy, stupid!” In the cloud age, we again need to be reminded: “It’s the business model, stupid!” The issue is, we all just get too busy tal...
So, Microsoft is now taking the moral high ground against Google in the war on privacy. In a new campaign, Microsoft is warning internet users not to get ‘Scroogled’ by allowing Gmail to scan their inboxes to sel...
