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We're in the email space too (in Europe). While I agree with the user need, convincing corporation managers (aka CIOs) to use "fancy" email tools is extremely
by hbbio 12y ago
We're in the email space too (in Europe).
While I agree with the user need, convincing corporation managers (aka CIOs) to use "fancy" email tools is extremely hard and probably the main reason Outlook sticks around.
Unless you want to sell the tools directly to end users, but then you're seen as "evil" by the CIO.
- toyg 12y agoBYOD is on the rise (thanks to mobile devices), so selling to end user is much easier than it used to be. As people upgrade their Exchange servers or switch to the MS cloud, lots of SOAP endpoints will be there for everyone else to talk to.