Secure e-mail by Teamware Mail featuring the integrated Secure Mail functionality
Team and resource scheduling with Teamware Calendar, now providing To-Do lists through WebService and built-in PDA Calendar synchronization via SMS Connector
Discussion forums on Teamware Forum
Global document libraries in Teamware Library
The built-in WebService provides the transition from the traditional Windows intranet to the future-proof, web browser based, open internet environment.

Based on standards

Teamware Office is using the best-of-breed technology and industry standards, e.g. true X.500 directory, IMAP4, LDAP, NNTP, POP3, ... Information is accessible through standard Web browsers, powerful Teamware Office Windows clients, or standard e-mail clients. There is a WWW address (URL) assigned to objects in Calendar, Library, Forum or Mail… and any information can be accessed via standard Web browsers.

Teamware Office is a set of groupware applications, which provides users with an easy way of carrying out their office tasks and communicating with each other. Teamware Office includes facilities for electronic mail, time and resource scheduling, discussions, document management and retrieval; it helps users find, view, analyze and act on information in a userfriendly and timely way. The facilities are designed to meet the needs of users, whether they are individuals in local or remote offices, or are members of a team within an enterprise or an external business partner.

Teamware Office has a long history in improving collaboration and productivity in offices. In the 1980s, it was one of the first groupware systems based on PC LANs and client-server architecture. Teamware Office was also the pioneer in providing integrated, enterprise-wide groupware services based on a suite of ready-to-run applications, allowing users to choose and adapt their productivity tools according to their needs and working cultures.

Today, Teamware Office functionality is richer than ever, globally scalable, and based on cohesive architecture. While supporting the proven network-centric approach with the distinct advantages of security, accessibility and manageability, Teamware Office broadens the collaborative environment by also allowing users to access its groupware services over the Web, using universal Internet client applications such as Web browsers and e-mail tools.

In addition to its basic functionality, Teamware Office offers many possibilities for extension of functionality and integration with other software. Teamware Office can be integrated with Teamware Pl@za to build powerful, cohesive solutions for intra/extra/Internet.

This document is focusing on the use of Teamware native 32bit Windows clients against Teamware Office server(s). The availability of features and functionality through the WebService or standard interfaces such as POP3 and IMAP4 may vary depending on the limitations and advantages of given technology.