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Implementing AXIGEN at SILVAROM
Overview SILVAROM is a privately owned joint-stock company with extensive experience in the furniture industry. SILVAROM initially used the Microsoft Exchange 5.5 mail server, for a number of about 50 mailboxes and POP3 email connections. The decision to switch to the Linux-based AXIGEN Mail Server came as a result of the company's need for an enhanced control over the e-mail communication and for specialized technical support and software maintenance, all comprised in a cost-effective and timesaving new messaging solution. The complete technical assistance provided throughout the AXIGEN installation, configuration and account migration stages was also a major reason to choose AXIGEN.
| Publisher | GECAD TECHNOLOGIES | File Format | |
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| Date Published | October 2008 | ||
| Format | Case Studies | ||
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