Oracle calendar is the-product-formerly-known-as Steltor CorporateTime Server. I ran it back at the doomed startup of, um, doom (http://www.messageone.com/), and it's was a pretty sweet damn package. Substantially less flaky than Exchange 5.5 or 2000. (Okay, okay... narrower than the sky... shallower than the ocean... etc. Still.)
Of course, Oracle has now had 3-4 years in which to turn the product into crap and/or actually make it more expensive than Exchange.
Still, I'd recommend keeping an open mind about it.
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Date: 2005-06-11 12:52 am (UTC)Oracle calendar is the-product-formerly-known-as Steltor CorporateTime Server. I ran it back at the doomed startup of, um, doom (http://www.messageone.com/), and it's was a pretty sweet damn package. Substantially less flaky than Exchange 5.5 or 2000. (Okay, okay... narrower than the sky... shallower than the ocean... etc. Still.)
Of course, Oracle has now had 3-4 years in which to turn the product into crap and/or actually make it more expensive than Exchange.
Still, I'd recommend keeping an open mind about it.