For those who covet the innovation of the Zimbra Collaboration Suite but who prefer their solutions hosted by someone other than themselves, Zimbra has just announced their initial list of Hosting Partners <http://www.zimbra.com/partners/hosting_partners.html>.

Amicus <http://amicus.com> is proud to be a part if this group and offers Zimbra integrated with optional, robust archive and regulatory compliance solutions.

We really have enjoyed using this product, and hosting this for our hosting customers. Our free trial is available now, we also offer shared hosting of Zimbra, or dedicated server appliances.

We have a non-profit discount for Zimbra as well.

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CalDev support is coming in Zimbra 5, just around the corner. Leopard Server, with its iCal Server, also CalDev compliant, should make for some very interesting integrations in the near future, Q4 2007 should be great for Apple and Zimbra.

01.com, formerly OnDeckTech, not only supports the Mac with Zimbra, but their entire help desk team has become Apple certified professionals and you can try their service basically free for 30 days. They customized Zimbra so there's instant activation, I had my demo account in less than 2 minutes after sign up. http://www.01.com

These movies were made on a Mac, and show the process of pricing, ordering, logging in, installing, syncing and configuring Zimbra hosting on a Mac using Mail.app, the Zimbra Apple iSync connector, iCal, Address Book, and the Zimbra webmail interface (using Firefox).

http://www.01.com/movies.html

Just a note that we're in the process of updating the Zimbra movies to reflect the recent upgrade of our shared hosting environment to Zimbra 5.

Besides the excellent iPhone compatibility using Safari 3 to check calendar, contacts and email (works fine with Mail, too, of course), we've had good success using the Zimbra iSync connector with Tiger, and on Leopard, Zimbra's CalDav compatibility has led to even tighter integration with iCal.