Xobni Releases Enterprise Solution for Outlook Users
Xobni Releases Enterprise Solution for Outlook Users
Posted 11/03/2009 at 5:45am
| by Paul Lilly
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We first covered Xobni's plugin for Microsoft Outlook in our '20 Essential Tricks Every Outlook Users Needs to Know,' and apparently we weren't the only ones impressed with it. Xobni has notched over 3 million downloads in its belt and has drawn the attention of IT managers interested in deploying the plugin to their employees. They're about to get their wish.
"We're announcing Xobni Enterprise, our second revenue-generating product in three months," Hozer stated in a blog entry. "Xobni Enterprise consists of a web-based admin portal that allows IT administrators to easily control, customize, and deploy Xobni across their organization."
According to Xobni CEO Jeff Bonforte, Xobni, or 'Inbox' spelled backwards, is already being used by employees in 80 percent of Fortune 500 companies. Xobni Enterprise will make it easier for those and other businesses to deploy and manage the plugin through a Web-based portal. Customers will also be able to add their own custom extensions.
Xobni Enterprise is available now "with pricing options to fit the needs of any business."
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Clark123
November 04, 2009 at 11:14am
We also use Lookeen for our Outlook searchs. This tool works great with every it-system, for example Exchange, Citrix, Terminals servers. I know that because administrate the IT-system at our company.
Jillome
November 03, 2009 at 6:47am
Lookeen?? Do you know this add-in for Outlook???
It also impressed a lot of people, I am on of these!! Our whole company loves this tool!!
http://www.lookeen.net
It saved us so much time, work and preserved our nerves!! It is so heplful because of the great work with exchange!Microsoft Exchange 2007 and 2010 can´t search public folders, but Lookeen can and because of that we love it! It also searchs sharepoints and of course for and in appointments, attachments, adresse, within attachments, external archives etc. etc. Really a help!
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