Zimbra Collaboration Suite vs Loop Email: Which is a better fit?

Tigran K.: Hi, my name is Tigran, I'm a quantitative analyst and I give Zimbra Collaboration Suite a rating of 4. And for more reviews like this, click the link below. We were using Zimbra, mostly for messaging. So we could message each other and some other people outside the company. We could also use it not only from office, but also from home, so that was very nice. So it's compatible with different operational systems. And I would say that one of the most important features for us was the folders that we had. It was pretty similar to Outlook Express, and we had some code that we were running on clusters. So whenever we had any messages like warnings or errors, they would be sorted into one of the folders and someone could look them up easily. There are two things that I like most about Zimbra. First, that I don't have to be in the office, I can be somewhere else so I can easily connect to the server. I don't need to have a special operational system, so you can do everything online. So you don't really need to install any software. So it's similar to what most of the people are used to when they use, say, Gmail, so you can actually open your browser and use Zimbra from your browser. The second feature that I liked was the system of folders. So this system exists almost everywhere, in almost any similar software. But for whatever reason, I just find it easier to use it in Zimbra then in, say, Gmail. So speaking about things that I did not really like, the interface looked a little raw sometimes, and we experienced several frontend errors. So for example, one day we just opened the software and all the names of months were in Ukrainian. It's not a big deal for me or some other people in our company who can understand Slavic languages, but I would say that for some people, it was surprising. So once in a while, these things appeared and I don't know, it shouldn't be the case for a professional software.