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Delft, The Netherlands, June 26, 2009 – The number of Zarafa’s partners and customers visiting the yearly Zarafa Technology Summit has more than doubled since the start in 2007. Against the trend of decreasing events in 2009, Zarafa partners felt the synergy of a powerful ecosystem.
More than 250 partners, customers and developers gathered for three days together at the yearly Summercamp conference. Integrations and innovations were discussed to extend the ecosystem in areas such as archiving, document management and mobility. An example of a community
Delft, The Netherlands, June 26, 2009 - The work of the Z-push team at Zarafa’s recent Summercamp is an example of fast innovation based on the Open Source development model.
The Open source project Z-Push enables any PHP-based groupware package to become fully syncable with any ActiveSync-compliant device. In 2007, Z-push was released for Zarafa’s commercial package, allowing full synchronization of email, calendar and contacts.
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Delft, The Netherlands, June 26, 2009 – The number of Zarafa’s partners and customers visiting the yearly Zarafa Technology Summit has more than doubled since the start in 2007. Against the trend of decreasing events in 2009, Zarafa partners felt the synergy of a powerful ecosystem.
More than 250 partners, customers and developers gathered for three days together at the yearly Summercamp conference. Integrations and innovations were discussed to extend the ecosystem in areas such as archiving, document management and mobility. An example of a community
Delft, The Netherlands, June 26, 2009 - The work of the Z-push team at Zarafa’s recent Summercamp is an example of fast innovation based on the Open Source development model.
The Open source project Z-Push enables any PHP-based groupware package to become fully syncable with any ActiveSync-compliant device. In 2007, Z-push was released for Zarafa’s commercial package, allowing full synchronization of email, calendar and contacts.
