Zimbra

Zimbra is a collaborative software suite, primarily focused on providing email, calendar, and collaboration tools for businesses, government agencies, and service providers. It was originally developed by Zimbra, Inc., which was founded in 2003. The company gained significant attention when it was acquired by Yahoo! in 2007, and later by VMware in 2010. In 2013, Telligent Systems acquired Zimbra from VMware, subsequently rebranding itself as Zimbra, Inc. Zimbra's software is known for its open-source email server and web client, which offer robust features like contact management and task scheduling. It has gained popularity for its flexibility and scalability, serving millions of users worldwide. Over the years, Zimbra has built a reputation for providing a reliable and customizable communication platform, especially for organizations seeking alternatives to traditional email systems. Its impact is notable in the open-source community and among enterprises looking for cost-effective collaborative solutions.