Tag Archives: Open Source

Email Mobility at Lower Cost

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Ashok Malaviya

Email is one of the oldest and most widely used internet applications as it is both cheap and fast (instant). However, we, in India seem to be missing out this great opportunity for two main reasons: Fixed-line and PC penetration … Continue reading →

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Reducing Cost of Managing and Monitoring On Premise Connect Xf Email Server

Posted on April 26, 2012 by Ashok Malaviya

Microsoft states that dollars spent on Services is as much as six times the cost of the original licenses. While that’s great news for the companies providing these services it’s not such good news for customers who have to bear … Continue reading →

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The Benefits Of Hosted Email Delivery Go Beyond Cost

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Ashok Malaviya

The number one reason businesses decide to outsource their email services to a hosting company is because of the lower capital costs associated with it. But the benefits of a hosted mail service go beyond the lower upfront cost. By … Continue reading →

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Why hosting Emails on Private Cloud is a good idea for large enterprises

Posted on January 20, 2012 by Ashok Malaviya

Some typical concerns expressed by CIOs/ CTOs about the Cloud are: Control over data Security Adherence to regulatory and compliance needs Proper customization and integration with other systems Private Cloud, which is a more economical and flexible Cloud computing model … Continue reading →

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Is Collaboration Infrastructure the starting point for a wider adoption of Open Source Software in an enterprise? And therefore is it an opportunity for greater cost saving for the enterprise?

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Tarun Malaviya

Collaboration software is probably the most popular form of open source software. The free email services, the social networking sites, CRM etc. are all examples of use of open source software for collaboration in different forms. However, the business software … Continue reading →

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Openness is key to wider collaboration. But is social networking a worthy tool for the enterprise?

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Tarun Malaviya

In their blog in Harvard business Review, on The Enterprise Value of Social Software, John Hagel III and John Seely Brown talk of – a reduction of 21% in average- time-to-issue-resolution, a key operating metric that drives the company’s financial … Continue reading →

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