“Open Source Partner of the Year 2015 Award” – thanks Microsoft!
By Mikko Linnamäki, Co-Founder, Dovecot
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Introducing OX Summit Partner: ePages
guest
on Jul 8, 2015
By Wilfried Beeck, Founder & CEO, ePages
Introducing OX Summit Partner: Fortnox
guest
on Jul 7, 2015
By Holger Welzel, COO Fortnox Germany
Obama apologises to Hollande: If the timing hadn’t been so funny, it would ...
guest
on Jun 30, 2015
By Thomas Bioud, Open-Xchange VP Sales France and Benelux The phone call that Barack Obama made last week to François Hollande to tell him that the American intelligence services are no longer tapping his phone w...
Introducing OX Summit Partner: Nimbusec
Chris Latterell
on Jun 24, 2015
By Martin Leonhartsberger, CEO Cumulo
Tear down this wall, Mr Zuckerberg!
Rafael Laguna
on Jun 9, 2015
It’s now a few weeks since Facebook introduced updates to their API and its corresponding features, that prevents us from displaying the Facebook stream for our customers in the OX App Suite portal.
DNS: Your customer’s gateway to the Internet
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on May 21, 2015
PowerDNS and Dovecot joined the Open-Xchange family at WorldWostingDay 2015 in Rust
The Digital Single Market – More needs to be done.
Rafael Laguna
on May 12, 2015
The EU Commission’s desire to create a Digital Single Market is a bold move, which could boost the economy by 415bn Euros a year. But at what cost to us? An open market, yes. Trading our privacy for the privilege...
Who invited this Guy?! CEO visits Capitol Hill and leaves a Mark
Chris Latterell
on May 11, 2015
Open-Xchange is back from a very busy couple of weeks with the EU Sales team in London at the Telco World Forum, as well as a team at the 2nd Xenith Dinner in Washington D.C.. Prior to the Xenith Dinner, we were ...
Why We Need D*ck Pics to Make Privacy Relevant for Americans
Chris Latterell
on Apr 23, 2015
If comedian and journalist John Oliver’s much-buzzed about interview with former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden wasn’t an eye opener for you, it certainly should’ve been.
