atmail’s response to COVID-19
Our CEO Dave Richards sent this message directly to our valued atmail customers on 17 March: Firstly, I would like to send my best wishes to your families, colleagues and communities. May you all stay safe and healthy in these […]
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Steve Webb recaps M3AAWG 2020 San Francisco [Video]
If you run a customer email platform and are interested in best practice approaches to fighting email abuse, you need to know about M3AAWG – the Messaging, Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group, based in the United States. What […]
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atmail Team Conference 2020
We were thrilled last week to welcome some of our team members from around the globe, to atmail HQ in Peregian Beach, on the beautiful Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. Team members travelled in – from Atlanta (U.S.), Polson (U.S.), […]
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50 Global Telco Conferences in 2020
If you work in the telecom industry and are keen to attend a telecoms conference this year, you’re in the right place. From Amsterdam to Atlanta, London to Mexico City, Phoenix to San Juan, Dubai to Singapore and more, there […]
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Advanced IMAP
It’s been one year since I published IMAP 101, as part of our how-to tutorial series (which also includes POP 101 and SMTP 101) to help you interact with open, text-based protocols in common use within the email industry. So, this next […]
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AWS is Awesome, But Keep Your Independence Too
It’s the start of a new year and a great time to reflect on where the atmail journey has taken us and where we are headed. atmail, at its core, is a software development company that solves the email headache […]
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atmail’s Solutions Guide
If you’re new to atmail and/or branded email hosting, and you’re looking for a handy guide that articulates atmail’s set of email hosting solutions, you’re in the right place. We’ve taken key snippets from each of our (more detailed) product […]
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Study.Net: A Loyal atmail Customer for 10+ Years
Whilst the atmail of today targets telcos and service providers, we still continue to serve customers from a range of different industries, and we’re grateful for the loyal and long-term support of customers such as Study.Net, from the education industry. […]
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Why Email is Still Important for Telcos, with atmail’s CSO, Erik Rijnders
Last month, Erik Rijnders, our Chief Sales Officer (CSO), sat down with the Telecom Review team at GITEX in Dubai, to talk about why email is still important for telcos. If you run a telco email platform, we invite you […]
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Case Study: Basic vs Premium Antispam
As we announced last week, we’re excited to have recently partnered with Cyren – a trusted email security provider with 20 years of experience and a deep understanding of threat intelligence – to launch a premium antispam and malware detection […]
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atmail Partners with Cyren to Launch Premium Antispam and Malware Detection
If you need market-leading spam protection to deliver a world-class email experience for your customers, we have great news… atmail has recently partnered with Cyren – a trusted email security provider with 20 years of experience and a deep understanding […]
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Email Platform Monitoring: What You Need to Know
Any telco, ISP or hosting provider that runs a customer email platform, knows that email platform monitoring is vital to the stability of both their email service and their sanity. Email, a source of identity and an invaluable knowledge repository, […]
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Meeting Email Service Providers This Year?
If you are reviewing your telco or ISP customer email platform this year and wanting to meet up with reputable email service providers, we’d love to chat. Whether your email software is approaching end of life, you’re not happy with […]
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JMAP News: RFC 8620 Published
The first time that I heard of JMAP was in the technical section of Fastmail’s blog at the end of 2014… “JMAP is Fastmail’s protocol with the warts removed. We leverage existing standards like HTTP, JSON, and native push channels […]
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11 Myths Preventing Cloud Email Adoption
Cloud computing arguably represents one of the biggest fundamental shifts in technology architecture in our lifetime. Whether your organisation is an early adopter or a laggard, it’s difficult to deny that cloud services have transformed modern business as we know […]
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Email Migration FAQ You Need to Know
If you are responsible for coordinating the migration of a large customer email platform (e.g. for a telco or an ISP), there are definitely some common email migration FAQ that you need to know. Whether you’re vetting a new email […]
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atmail’s Webmail now in 11 Languages (Out of the Box)
Great news! Our release last week of atmail suite (webmail) 8.6.0 means that atmail’s newest webmail version is now available in 11 languages. Update: Now available in 12 languages (Russian added since this post was written) Having serviced the global […]
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atmail suite and mail server 8.6.0
Hi Everyone, we’re delighted to officially release even more new features, product improvements and bug fixes for atmail suite and atmail mail server. This week’s 8.6.0 release also includes two new language options: Hebrew and Polish. If you are an […]
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Big Bang or Progressive Migration?
Large-scale migrations of customer email platforms are neither for the faint hearted nor the indecisive. When they are not done right the first time, they present the risk of information loss, security breaches, angry customers and potentially irreversible damage to […]
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7 Steps to a Successful Email Migration
Email migrations can be complex undertakings. In the wrong hands, they present the risk of information loss, security breaches, frustrated customers and irrevocable reputation damage. Even with today’s high-tech migration tools, migrations are still one of the key concerns that […]
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8 Reasons to Move Your Customer Email Platform to the Cloud
For telcos and service providers who have committed to the cloud, email hosting is often one of the first services to be transitioned. The reason for this is that running email platforms in-house is not usually a core business capability […]
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