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Newly Developed Open Source Adapter Opens for Alternatives To Microsoft

With OMC Denmark's8217;s newly developed adapter 's8220;BRUTUS's8221;, the market is no longer tied up to Microsoft's8217;s own software. 's8220;Brutus's8221; will enable the market, hereunder the public sector to choose the most optimal solutions for communicating with the Exchange server.



The market is not any longer forced to use Microsoft Outlook as e-mail and calendar client, when they have an Exchange server installed. They will have the freedom to choose any client application they like, gaining flexibility and cost savings on license fees.

They can now choose any third party application or Open Source client they like, and still maintain their Microsoft Exchange backbone structure.



Global interest

There have already been several thousand of downloads from the company's8217;s website, the hits coming from all over the world. The company has sold the first licenses to a Dutch customer and especially the public sector has shown great interest in 's8220;BRUTUS's8221;.



's8220;It's8217;s very satisfying finally to be able give the market the freedom of choice, after having worked with the system for more than 5 years. It was really a pleasure to make the product available on our homepage's8221; says Jules Colding, founder and CEO of OMC Denmark ApS.



's8220;Our challenge in the coming months is to get financing in to support our continuous growth in the next 2 years. But we are very optimistic as the business potential for us is huge's8221; says Kim Kenlev, spokesperson and member of the Board of Directors of OMC Denmark Aps.

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