You’ve decided the cloud is right for you, but which cloud email service makes the most sense? Most cloud services today are public.
Whether you run Windows, Mac, Linux or a virtualized environment in the back office, there is a Kerio Connect installation package available for the host OS or hyper visor to suit your needs. Whatever your rationale, if you choose an on-premise deployment, we’ve got you covered. Whether businesses need total control over their mail server, or they simply want reliable full-featured email service, Kerio Connect offers the broadest deployment options and the widest client side access available. Lower licensing costs, lower hardware requirements, lower service costs Set-up, administration, and maintenance is a breezeĦ. Focus on your business – not on downtime and unexpected costsĥ. Mobile. Broader mobile device support – sync public folders, shared calendars and contactsĤ. Deploy on Windows, Linux, Mac, VMware, Parallels or HyperVģ. Everything Exchange does, without the IT overheadĢ. When you compare the hardware requirements, operating system requirements and licensing costs alone, without a doubt, Kerio Connect is the clear winner.Ħ reasons why businesses, IT Consultants and VARs choose Kerio Connect over Exchange :ġ. We focus on solving your IT needs, so IT doesn’t get in the way of your business.Īs a result, we’ve done away with the complexity, overhead and excessive costs, and focused on building the world’s best and most flexible messaging and collaboration server for you, at a total cost of ownership you won’t even think about.
Kerio Connect on the other hand is engineered to address the needs of the work horses of today’s economy – businesses like yours. Whether Exchange or Small Business Server, it’s overkill and it requires far too much resource investment for many of today’s medium and small businesses like yours. SBS is marketing at its best – an enterprise-class product merely packaged, priced, and positioned for the small business market.
Microsoft Exchange is an enterprise-class messaging and collaboration server and along with it comes expensive hardware, overly complex administration and excessive IT overhead.īut what about Small Business Server (aka SBS) you ask? While it sounds like it’s intended for smaller organizations, don’t be fooled. Microsoft Exchange is powerful software, but it has its place – in the enterprise. Microsoft Exchange – the 1,000 lb Gorilla
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