Did you know you can easily add a VOIP low cost system to your current PABX. You do not even need to change the way you make phone calls. Your PABX supplier probably will not tell you this, but if you remove 2 of you incoming lines (say lines 8 and 9), you can replace them with a Linksys SPA 3102 device which connects to you internet. So now if you make an outgoing call, select line 8 or 9, and it will go out as a low cost VOIP call. Savings are that you no longer need to pay line rental on those 2 lines, costs are that you need to sign up with a VOIP supplier such as WORLDDIALPOINT, but they only charge 10 cents a call anywhere on Australia untimed. Similar savings are possible to mobile phone calls. Yes you can have a go at DIY, or we can configure it for you. A Linksys SPA 3102 is about $100.00

The GFI MailEssentials disclaimers tool enables users to add disclaimers to the top or bottom of an email at server level. Text and HTML formats are supported and administrators can include fields and variables to personalize the disclaimer. They can even create multiple disclaimers and associate them with a user, group or domain. When the trial version of GFI MailEssentials expires, the disclaimers tool will not time out allowing continued use of this functionality.

Nokia have produced a modified version of MS ActiveSync. It is called Mail for Exchange. I have been using it for 1 month now with my E71. It totally synchronises my Exchange inbox, contacts, calendar and tasks in two directions. Yes I have several holiday destinations with no mobile phone access for when I want to get away.