Samepage.io – the next generation of Kerio Workspace

We started out building Kerio Workspace as an alternative for SharePoint, and we did it our traditional way, as a standalone, on-prem product. During the past two years, however, we've learned three very important lessons:

Disrupting Collaboration in Silicon Valley

To the Silicon Valley Disrupters: You've had a good run. But none of you are making any serious attempt to capitalize on a major opportunity you've left behind. Perhaps you know Kerio Workspace has already beaten you to it.

The World Premiere of Kerio Workspace 2.0

We've added synchronized file sharing and integrated anti virus protection from Sophos to make Kerio Workspace 2.0 not only the most productive, but the most secure collaboration product out there.

Kerio Workspace Starter Edition is also making its debut, allowing an unlimited number of users to start collaborating and sharing files online with 10 GB of free storage space at no charge.

It's a big day for us, so please check out the World Premiere of our new Kerio Workspace video.

Kerio Workspace answers 10,000-user milestone with new groundbreaking beta

Where should I start? It’s already over 10,000 users strong, and for those of you who thought Kerio Workspace 1.0 was cool, wait until you see what’s in the new beta of this file-sharing collaboration powerhouse.

The story of Kerio Workspace – interview with the authors

Last week I sat down with two lead developers on the Kerio Workspace team. We talked about the inspiration behind Kerio Workspace, the technologies used and the future plans. This is an excerpt from our interview.

A Kerio Partner's Perspective on Kerio Workspace

As a PR contact for Kerio, one of my favorite parts of the role is talking with partners and customers to gather information for potential case studies and press interviews. It's often an eye opening experience to hear how they view our products compared to the competition, and to hear what features they like and don't like.

Social Collaboration – Kerio Workspace 2.0 beta sets a new bar

Monday was a big day for Kerio Workspace. A year ago, version 1.0 was just starting to spread with some momentum. But on Monday, a new beta was released showing that it has matured with blistering speed to become a bar-setting example of how social collaboration software should perform in a small or medium business environment.

Sencha Touch and Kerio Workspace

Kerio Workspace is a powerful and complex web application that heavily depends on HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript. The interface is designed for desktop browsers on PCs and Macs, so when we decided to provide mobile access for smartphones, we needed a different approach. In version 1.0, we experimented with a very simple interface in plain Javascript and HTML . It worked, but it wasn't very visually appealing and provided only a mediocre user experience.

Down-to-Earth Document Collaboration

With the recent Amazon EC2 disruption, this seems like a good time to remind all the Cloud skeptics and do-it-yourself IT types who aren't afraid of servers and storage that Kerio Workspace can be hosted on-premise, just like our messaging, telephony, and security products. Of course, all of our partners and existing customers already know that. After all, we have been selling and supporting downloadable software for the better part of 14 years. But Software-as-a-Service offerings seem to be the only products worth blogging about these days, so I figured I would throw a shout out to the IT peeps still kicking it old school and let them know that we've got them covered.