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Exact Synergy Enterprise product update 244 in Controlled Release

Posted on27. Aug, 2010 by Ronald Voets.

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On behalf of the Product Management team, I am pleased to announce that Exact Synergy Enterprise will move into the controlled release phase for product update 244 as per today, August 26. Depending on the results of the controlled release of course, this new product update is planned to be generally available end of September. .More [...]

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How to schedule replication when Exact Globe and Exact Synergy are in different, non-trusted, domains

Posted on16. Aug, 2010 by Ronald Voets.

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In situations where Exact Globe and Exact Synergy are installed in 2 different domains, the replication between these 2 environments will not be possible out-of-the-box simply because the user, under whose credentials Exact Globe is approached, isn’t recognized as a valid user in the other Exact Synergy domain.

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Request notifications: a short video

Posted on25. May, 2010 by Ronald Voets.

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In an earlier post, we’ve updated you on the five highlights of Exact Synergy Enterprise product update 243. One of these highlights is the request notification. Now we’ve made this video to inform you in an easy way what this new functionality is all about and how it can help you in your daily use of [...]

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Exact Synergy Enterprise product update 243 is General Available

Posted on21. May, 2010 by Ronald Voets.

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As of today, product update 243 is General Available. This marks the end of the controlled release for 243, which started on April 10. Survey results by the customers participating in the controlled release hves been very encouraging, with a score of 8.3 for the product, 7.9 for release notes/online help and 8.6 for the support [...]

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Multi-browser support of Exact Synergy Enterprise

Posted on02. Mar, 2010 by Ronald Voets.

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Exact sees an increase in the usage of internet browsers other than Microsoft IE in its customer-base. This may increase further after Microsoft press release last week that they’ll be shipping Windows 7 with a ballot screen, allowing Windows 7 users to select their preferred internet browser.