First of all, a little history … When Zimbra Collaboration Server 7.2.7 was released back in early 2012, VMware announced that Zimbra Desktop would EOL in a future release of Zimbra. In July of 2013, Telligent acquired Zimbra from VMware. One of the first things we did was start talking to our customers and we […]
On April 7, the OpenSSL project issued a Security Advisory that detailed a serious vulnerability in the encryption software in use by two-thirds of the Internet. This vulnerability (nicknamed “Heartbleed”) could potentially allow attackers to retrieve information from encrypted SSL endpoints, including passwords and other credential information. Learn more about the “Heartbleed” security threat from […]
Last month at our user group conference, Zimbra CTO Rob Howard gave an overview of our product roadmap that included our vision for collaboration and social communities. We are continuing these conversations in our monthly webinar series. Here’s what coming up in October and November. OCTOBER Webinar: The Evolution of Collaboration: Zimbra Changes the Conversation […]
One of the projects we are working on at Zimbra is project “Always On”. The goal is very simple: Email and collaboration should be “always on” for end users. It’s no secret that email is the number one tool used for business collaboration. Project Always On solves key issues related to operating a platform built […]
Zimbra’s extensibility opens up opportunities for the community to build enhancements to its core functionality and bring new, custom features to Zimbra users. One of our latest examples comes to us from ProcessMaker. Take a look at how it uses the Zimbra API to add enterprise workflow to Zimbra. ProcessMaker is a leading open source […]
It was a crazy first week at the new Telligent + Zimbra. I spent the week in Japan talking with some of our largest partners and customers. As we talked through our vision for a unified social collaboration suite (for which there is no Japanese translation), several questions came up. One we consistently heard was, […]
