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Last Updated: October 1, 2009
The most asked question regarding Outlook among business users is "How can I share my Outlook calendar with my co-workers and/or colleagues?". While many of the experts will tell you it can only be done with Microsoft's Exchange server, we are here to dispel the Outlook sharing myths. The fact is, there are many great 3rd party Outlook addins that allow you share Outlook calendar, contact, tasks, email and more.
If you work in a small or medium-sized organization, the cost and complexity required to implement Microsoft Exchange Server in house is likely to be prohibitive.
Even if it doesn't make sense to implement Exchange Server in house, you may find that you may still want to consider paying a monthly fee to have it hosted for you. This article covers broad range of solutions for sharing Outlook calendar, contact and task folders and provide updated links to related information in order to help you to determine right solution for your needs.
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Last Updated: September 30, 2009
We've looked at practically every Outlook and Exchange Server Addin, solution, and/or service out there; both new and old, and have compiled a list of the this year's best Outlook and Exchange Server Solutions. Stay tuned for this special report due out any day now...

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Last Updated: August 22, 2009
We rank Xobni’s Insight as one of the most useful addins available for Microsoft Outlook. If you’ve never seen Xobni in action it’s very difficult to describe exactly what it does and how it makes a huge improvement in using Microsoft Outlook. Essentially, Xobni indexes all the data stored in your Outlook folders and then provides you with very effective tools for finding and viewing data like emails, attachments, and contacts in ways that Outlook, by itself, does not.

“Xobni analyzes mountains
of data and shows you what
matters - your relationships,
your communication habits,
context around
messages - information
trapped in email!”