• Accelerator Evolution

    It’s time we made a new major software release from Replify and this one is definitely worth waiting for. It’s due for release in May 2013 and covers a couple of important themes for the WAN Optimization market: delivering a variety of clients for wan optimization “on-the-go” and CLAN.

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  • Get ready for Tablet Application Acceleration

    The boys (Sean) in the lab (Sean’s desk) have been busy over the last few weeks porting Replify Accelerator to a tablet

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  • Mac and Linux Client release

    There are many many Mac users out there who love their Macbook and we have good news for them – we’re just about to ship a Replify Accelerator Client for Mac. And just to balance things out, we’re simultaneously going to ship a client for Linux.

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  • Syncstor Update

    It’s a while since I’ve talked about Replify’s Syncstor product – the client software that allows Outlook to connect directly with repositories such as SharePoint to provide instant on and off-line access to content. I thought I should remedy that, and the best way to do it was to ask Alan McMillen, our Director of Syncstor, to talk about the latest release.

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  • Replify Accelerator 4.1 Released

    Replify Accelerator 4.1 has been released and is available to all in-support customers as a free upgrade, and as a trial download to veveryone else.

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  • Like SharePoint only fast

    The Enterprise Content Management war is over. It couldn’t have been foreseen, but it wasn’t won by Opentext or Documentum or Filenet, or any of the companies that defined the space originally.

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  • So what’s next?

    We’re now into our second sprint of the Replify Accelerator 4.1 release and it seems timely to share our plans. We build our releases around themes and the two themes in this release are CLAN and Speed.

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  • Replify 4.0 Ships – it’s faster than the competition

    I blogged on the content of Replify Accelerator 4.0 last week, and I’m pleased to say that it is now shipping.

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