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> We're also dumping Office 365 after only a year of subscriptions because it's a pile of shit (forefront letting stuff through, outlook sync is incredibly unre
by kogepathic 11y ago
> We're also dumping Office 365 after only a year of subscriptions because it's a pile of shit (forefront letting stuff through, outlook sync is incredibly unreliable and the disaster that is Lync) and the euro position means a price rise.
What are you switching to? We just decided to go with Office 365 because it provided a much nicer interface for our users than Roundcube/Squirrelmail/etc.
I do have some minor complaints, there have been a few times that they are slow to send or receive emails (like hours slow) but overall it works quite well.
Google Apps is out because the company doesn't trust Google, so what are the alternatives for a mail service with a great web interface?
- batou 11y agoWe're switching back to an MSP for a bit with Exchange 2013. Then we're looking at other solutions. So far this is looking like it's going to be something in house. "quite well" isn't an option for us. We need something reliable. We have had exactly that experience; things disappearing for hours at a time. There are absolutely no mail services with good web interface. This is the problem. We really want standard bits of glue that work across the board so we're looking at CalDAV, CardDAV and IMAP separately all using OpenLDAP SSO. Sharepoint is already canned; we ended up using Atlassian Confluence as we're already a JIRA user.
- Artemis2 11y agoHave you looked at [AWS WorkMail](https://aws.amazon.com/workmail/ https://aws.amazon.com/workmail/)?