Teamware Office 8.1 now available!

Fujitsu has announced the new version of their collaborative application suite - Teamware Office version 8.1 - for Windows, Solaris and Linux server platforms. The new features in the user interface offer end users more flexibility and power in managing information and complement the robust groupware system with advanced email, group calendars, document library and forums.

New Client Features

The Calendar client is enhanced by capabilities to handle Location. Location can be selected resource calendar, like a meeting room, or just text. You can also define priority and category for appointment and add a picture about the resource. In Mail client moving messages to Offline-folders has been improved, as well as copying and printing HTML messages.

The Integration Kit for Microsoft Office 2010 applications includes new version of Outlook plug-in application that transfers appointments between Teamware Office and Outlook Calendars. In server it is possible to define alternate SMTP server and use IMAP IDLE –protocol.

“The end users can directly see the improvements in managing Calendar appointments, “ tells Jyri Jämsä, Teamware Product Manager. “Making appointments has now new features, and moving Mail messages to offline folders is easier than before ,“ he explains.

Powerful Free Text Search and Mail Archiving

Teamware Office has the options of Free text search, extensive Mail archiving and Event service as fully integrated components. Archiving will handle all incoming, outgoing and locally sent email and saves the email messages for long-term storage. The free text search works also without Archive service, but requires installation of additional services .With the Event server external product can be integrated with Teamware Office, for example to synchronize calendar appointments

Teamware Office 8.1 supports Windows 7 and Vista workstations. The clients are integrated with Microsoft Office 2010 productivity tools. Teamware Office 8.1 Edition 1 is immediately available for Windows 2008 and 2003, Solaris 10, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5- & 6- and Suse Linux Enterprise Server 11 server platforms.

31/05/11 17:03

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