>> - do you think that having a groupware able to communicate with other >> groupware is important ? >> > yes this also is a killer feature that no other groupware offer atm
this depends on what you mean by "communicate". From where I'm standing, most serious groupware systems can communicate with other systems. as a use-case example, my vendor sends me a meeting request, I accept and it gets added to my calendar and he gets a response confirming I accepted. This works now, I've been a part of it with Exchange on one side and gmail/gcal on the other. I would expect any groupware that supports email and iCal would work too. if you mean something beyond that, like calendar and addressbook/contacts sharing, some groupware's also already do this. things like LDAP and iCal make it rather easy. At work we're using Kerio, and it goes as far as to provide a link to users so they can let others subscribe to their Kerio calendar from anything that supports iCal. it's read-only, but it's still communication. _______________________________________________ phpGroupWare-developers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/phpgroupware-developers
