Open-Xchange plans expanded e-mail option

By Stephen Shankland
Staff Writer, CNET News

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Open-Xchange--server software for handling e-mail and calendars--is expected to announce on Tuesday an open-source project called Intelligent Design that will permit communications with the Evolution desktop software. Just as Open-Xchange is similar to Microsoft's Exchange server software, Evolution is similar to Microsoft Outlook letting computer users manage contact lists, appointments and e-mail.

Last week, Open-Xchange announced that Richard Seibt, formerly chief executive of what became Novell's Suse Linux, joined its board. Seibt left Novell in May after becoming head of European operations.

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