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Sakila Ravi explains how to use the new Create EVMS Based Proposal option in OES 2 SP2.

Give your GroupWise training a jump-start! Get free interactive Quick Start Cards from Messaging Architects. These online cards are good for your users – and the environment!

Make up for past mistakes by implementing the Merchandise Transfer form to document inventory movement from department to department or store to store. One look and we know you'll see just the kind of control this form can provide.

Kick-start your migration to GroupWise 8 with this Messaging Architects webinar.

For many IT departments, the decision to go or not go with hosted email hinges on trust. Can the organization trust the provider to give the system the same care an attention that internal IT people would? Will their email hosted individually, or lumped in with that of hundreds of other companies on mega servers? What about protection against power failure and equipment malfunction? Messaging Architects answers your questions about hosted email.

Learn from GWAVA how you can use Reload to migrate your GroupWise post office to Linux.

GWAVACon 2010 is coming up in January! There are still a few session slots available. Let us know if you would like to speak or if you know of a session topic or speaker that would interest GWAVACon attendees.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 - Messaging Architects customers can now use eControl to quickly and easily delegate M+Guardian and M+Archive management, provisioning and auditing tasks to non-technical users. No administrator rights required. Designed for non-technical front-line staff, all actions are written to an audit file. eControl also provides support for eDirectory, GroupWise, ZENworks, Microsoft Terminal Server, Active Directory and Exchange management from a single web interface. Learn more!

Sakila Ravi explains several different methods for upgrading OES 2 SP1 to OES 2 SP2.

What does interoperability mean for Open Enterprise Server customers that wish to use 3rd party applications like XenDesktop to leverage Domain Services for Windows.