GoDaddy.com Launches New Hosted Microsoft Exchange Plans
by Volker Weber
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., and REDMOND, Wash. — Oct. 6, 2008 — GoDaddy.com Inc., the world’s largest domain registrar and largest hosting provider in North America, and Microsoft Corp. today announced that GoDaddy.com is delivering mobile and group e-mail plans with Microsoft Outlook, powered by Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) improve worker productivity and communications regardless of physical location. The new e-mail plans from GoDaddy.com, including Personal Outlook, Outlook with Mobile, and Group Outlook with Mobile, give SMBs the ability to manage all of their online services from one place.
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Nice find.
I have many times griped that Lotus needs to get a large hosting company to offer the like services with their products. Previously I would always site 1&1 which has offered low costs Exchange and SharePoint hosting for quite a while now.
Do GoDaddy's and 1&1's Exchange Offers work with the iPhone?
1&1 does. I guess theirs does as well. You have to have Outlook Web Access anyway. And from there it's only one checkbox.
I do not think that Domino is ready yet for competing with Exchange and Sharepoint in this market.
IBM has announced hosted Domino, so it is coming. Of course there might be custom user management tools behind the scenes.
:-) stw
Yes, compare prices here. See the difference?
does anybody know if a zarafa server will serve an iphone? (mapi? zpush? or only pop3/imap?)
Yes. Yes. Yes. No.
Volker, that link leads to the existing "we run your infrastructure" offering which has been around for donkey years. There's a new offering in the pipeline with a per user/month pricing (and a part#, so the IBM and Business Partner sales force actually has an incentive to sell it).
:-) stw
The new offering is email only (i.e. no Domino / Notes apps), so it’s a good comparison with the Exchange offering.
Domino SaaS (email-only): is there really a market for that when we’re told (and we know) that Domino is so much more than that?
@vowe: thank you!
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