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Archive for January, 2009
Launch: New Sync Client for BlackBerry
by Lizetta Staplefoote on January 28, 2009 | No Comments
The Sync client for BlackBerry was the first mobile to desktop synchronization client we developed in-house almost entirely from scratch. When we started more than a year ago, we’d just finished launching Sync for Outlook, our first sync service. We learned a lot from the project and were excited to do something new. But we [...]
Bulk Mailbox Creation Returns to Control Panel as Bulk Import
by Theresa on January 27, 2009 | No Comments
Since the release of Control Panel 3.0, users of the Control Panel were missing a feature we call Bulk Mailbox Creation or simply Bulk Import. This feature allows users to create multiple mailboxes at once from an Excel or Comma-Separated (CSV) file. With the recent launch of Control Panel 3.2, we are proud to announce [...]
Top 100 Companies To Work For
by Cameron Nouri on January 22, 2009 | 1 Comment
My job here at Mailtrust is simple: I live to create a great culture here at Mailtrust. I spend a lot of my time talking to employees, learning more about their experiences here, and understanding what fuels their passion for this company. My goal is that every Mailtrust employee look forward to working because they [...]
Birthday surprises
by Nell-Marie Colman on January 21, 2009 | 1 Comment
WARNING – Mailtrust reserves the right to decorate you or your desk with toilet paper, paper shreds or other festive decorations on your birthday. Don’t worry though, it’s all in good fun and we’ll enjoy laughing about it together. Want your desk covered in toilet paper and paper shreds on your birthday? We’re always looking [...]
At-a-glance scheduling
by Kirk Averett on January 19, 2009 | No Comments
I love the shared calendars feature in Noteworthy Webmail. As a project manager for Mailtrust, a lot of what I do involves scheduling meetings with various people to discuss priorities, work out processes, and plan our work. Since we have a fairly flat leadership structure, our managers are typically in high demand and have full [...]
Software Developers Forum – Test-Driven Development
by Jonathan Hartman on January 16, 2009 | 1 Comment
Wednesday night, I’ll be giving a presentation on Test-Driven Development (TDD) at the Software Developers Forum. Sponsored by the NCTC and made possible by many local companies in the New River Valley, the Software Developers Forum is a peer group for information exchange and relationship development, which strengthen the local technology industry. In a nutshell, [...]
Use your cell phone for calendar reminders
by Adam Williams on January 14, 2009 | No Comments
Like most people these days, I am addicted to my BlackBerry. You can find me walking down the street with device in hand, eating lunch with one eye on the phone, or checking my email in meetings. Ah, meetings. Most of my life is actually spent in meetings. Because of this hectic schedule, I need [...]
Does Your Inbox Have Xobni?
by Nell-Marie Colman on January 13, 2009 | 1 Comment
Anyone out there tried Xobni yet? It is an Outlook plug-in that helps users organize email and attachments. They just received $7 million in financing from Cisco and others. So, it looks like they’ll be around for a while. We’d love to hear feedback if you’ve tried it. Post your feedback in the comments section.
Resume Tip: Cover Letters Matter
by Jonathan Hartman on January 12, 2009 | 1 Comment
Do you want your resume to get noticed? Few things stand out better than a well written, well thought out cover letter. Honestly, it doesn’t take long to write a solid cover letter and the potential payoff is well worth the small investment. We normally see a lot of resumes, but with today’s economic climate, [...]
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