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Zimbra 5.0
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Zimbra is an open source server and client technology for next-generation enterprise messaging and collaboration. Zimbra delivers innovation for both the administrator and the end-user as well as compatibility with existing infrastructure and applications (both open source and proprietary).
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Zimbra is an open source alternative to
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| Zimbra news feed | FAQ: How do I submit a feature request or bug report? Contributed by Shardool Gore, Product Manager Co-edited by: Karyn Tan, Senior Manager in Marketing Feature requests can be submitted through the pm.zimbra.com portal by clicking on ‘New post?... | Did you know you can change the default help link in the Zimbra Modern UI (user interface)? Contributed by Yasuko Komiyama, Zimbra Senior Sales Engineer Co-edited by: Karyn Tan, Senior Manager in Marketing There are several reasons why customers may want to change this default help link and... | FAQ: How often do you update the development roadmap? Contributed by Shardool Gore, Product Manager, Zimbra (a product of Synacor) Co-edited by: Karyn Tan, Senior Manager in Marketing The development roadmap is updated regularly to reflect the ongoing... | FAQ: Why can?t I find my bug on pm.zimbra.com? Contributed by Shardool Gore, Product Manager, Zimbra (a product of Synacor) Co-edited by: Karyn Tan, Senior Manager in Marketing Bugs submitted through the Zimbra Support team are handled through... |
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