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Tier 1 reports “Open- Xchange’s OX7: a cloud platform in the making”

Rafael Laguna on Jan 4, 2012

We’ve started previewing Open- Xchange 7 – our next version coming in the second half of 2012. The industry analyst firm, Tier 1 Research, had a look and wrote up this report providing a nice explanation of what ...

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Insights from Parallels on German SMB Cloud Market

Rafael Laguna on Aug 31, 2011

Parallels has released a detailed market research about Cloud demand of German small and medium businesses (SMBs), based on interviews with 400 German SMBs of different sizes and industries about their Cloud cons...

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Welcome to the Cloud STRATO

Rafael Laguna on Jul 5, 2011

Today I would like to extend a warm welcome to STRATO and all of their customers. I am excited to announce an agreement we have struck with STRATO, Europe’s second-largest web host and services provider to bring ...

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Welcome Scandinavia to business-class cloud email

Rafael Laguna on Jun 21, 2011

Today we announced an exciting deal with Surftown — the leader in domain name registration and web hosting in Scandinavia — to bring cloud-based communication and collaboration to more than 500,000 users.

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Software Assurance Doesn’t Work in the Cloud

Rafael Laguna on Jun 16, 2011

Many people want to believe in the notion that a company like Microsoft can come up with an effective cloud offering. But Microsoft’s own history demonstrates that being in the cloud is not in Microsoft’s DNA.

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Finding the Real Cloud News

Rafael Laguna on Jun 15, 2011

In the days before its Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple was surprisingly open (for Apple, at least) in leaking information about their iCloud offering. Various media reports indicated that Apple had wrapped ...

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Are You Taking Cloud Seriously Enough?

Rafael Laguna on May 26, 2011

With Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype for $8.5 billion it’s clear that the company is betting big on the cloud as platform instead of Windows exclusively.

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