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To: Jack L. Dlugach who wrote (3638)9/16/1996 7:07:00 PM
From: Eddie Kim   of 42771
 
Into the spotlight

The decision to upgrade from previous versions to GroupWise 5 is all
but a foregone conclusion. The new 32-bit clients pack the power of
document management, sharing and workflows. Administration is now
easier, more flexible and more configurable. The addition of
client/server connections and MAPI 1.0 compliance provide more
options to get to your information, and shared folders make it easy to
share that information. The wide variety of platforms supported ensures
that everyone can join in the fun.

Even if you are not a current user of GroupWise, you should consider
it as your primary groupware platform. It offers an enticing superset of
the functions of Microsoft Exchange, and overlaps largely with the
capabilities of Lotus Notes, though with simpler administration.

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This is only an excerpt from an article on NWfusion's homepage.
Basically they tested a Groupwise 5.0 (or a beta). The article is
pretty long, and very positive on Groupwise 5.0.

-Eddie
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