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As Microsoft-hesitant as I am, Office 365 handles this use case well, bundling a lot of additional functionality into their subscriptions (Email, Office, etc.)
by srpeck 11y ago
As Microsoft-hesitant as I am, Office 365 handles this use case well, bundling a lot of additional functionality into their subscriptions (Email, Office, etc.) that decreases the administrative load on a small business. SharePoint with a well-maintained access control list would cover what you mentioned.
If you have truly sensitive information and/or regulations involved, you can layer RMS (Microsoft's DRM solution, could be additional purchase depending on subscription level) on top of SharePoint and get document-level encryption that follows files around and enforces your ACLs elsewhere. It uses your identity instead of a per-document password, which is a nicer UX.
- brightball 11y agoAfter researching this a little bit and because we're almost entirely a Mac office, I'm going to evaluate OS X Server for it. It LOOKS like it will give us what I'm looking for. With a $20 price tag, I'm going to give it a shot first before I go the Sharepoint / 365 route. That will be next on the list though. We're currently using Rackspace hosted email ($2 / user) so the Rackspace Sharepoint might be a good fit for us. Thanks for the info.