JP Mobile announced that its SureWave Enterprise Server, now supports the Symbian OS Nokia Series 60 device platform, in addition to other major device platforms, allowing business users to securely access corporate data with devices such as the Nokia 3650 and Nokia N-Gage smart phones. People can continue to use the device’s familiar applications to access their Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Domino corporate e-mail server.

New content from IDG’s leading brands Computerworld, InfoWorld, Network World and PC World are now available inside Microsoft Outlook, NewsGator Technologies announced today. These new feeds are included in NewsGator 1.3’s new feed wizard, allowing NewsGator users to find and subscribe to new content.

iVoice announced receipt of a notice of allowance for a it’s second patent for Speech-Enabled Automatic Telephone Dialer using an interface with computer based address book programs such as Microsoft Outlook, without the use of PBX’s. The iVoice Name Dialer is an automatic phone dialing system. The system imports the necessary contact information for dialing (names and phone numbers) from a variety of sources including, but not limited to, Microsoft Outlook, ACT, and Gold Mine. The user simply says the name of the person (whose name came from the contact list) and the Name Dialer places the call.

Enterprise IT Planet takes a quick look at Vyapin’s Admin Report Kit for Exchange Server (ARKXchange), a reporting tool for Microsoft Exchange Server Administrators. ARKXchange reports the configuration information about the various objects in the Exchange Server Architecture (mailboxes, public folders, servers, connectors, protocols) in the form of trees and views.

Vignette announced enhancements to its Vignette Application Portal, including enhanced team collaboration functionality that enables customers to easily participate in information-sharing and persistent collaboration environments within their organizations. Enhanced portal features found in the latest release of Vignette Application Portal include Productivity Portlets, designed to work with Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes.

This interesting article from Destination CRM points out that CRM, from a corporate sales perspective, is brilliant in theory,but CRM strategists forgot salespeople are only interested in things that help them sell more now.

Our mail server is termporarily offline while we perform a service upgrade. We were planning the service upgrade for over the weekend, but sadly the parts just arrived today. We should be back live and recieving email by mid-afternoon.

C2C announced that test lab results have shown up to 75 percent reduction in traffic between Exchange Server 2003 and Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 for attachments compressed with C2C’s MaX Compression Enterprise. MaX Compression Enterprise provides automated compression and decompression of email attachments through components for Outlook, Outlook Web Access, Exchange Server and SMTP Gateway.

Here’s an article from Entrepreneur Magazine that can help you deal with spam. According to a recent study by eMarketer, the average Internet email user now receives 81 emails per day, and nearly one-quarter of them are spam. Spam now makes up more than 40 percent of all email and costs U.S. companies more than $10 billion annually.

McAfee Security Consumer unveiled a new version of McAfee VirusScan. The new version, now available on the company’s Web site, has a number of new features including WormStopper technology. WormStopper automatically detects and alerts users when their systems are attempting to send email to an unusually large number of addresses and also alerts users when the system attempts to send out too many single emails within a 30-second period. McAfee VirusScan automatically scans both inbound and outbound email and attachments for viruses within the most popular email clients including Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape Mail, Eudora, Pegasus, and others.