Amazon WorkMail is #11 in Top 10 Email Servers

Amazon WorkMail
Amazon WorkMail is a secure, managed business email and calendaring service with support for existing desktop and mobile email clients. Amazon WorkMail gives users the ability to seamlessly access their email, contacts, and calendars using Microsoft Outlook, their web browser, or their native iOS and Android email applications. You can integrate Amazon WorkMail with your existing corporate directory and control both the keys that encrypt your data and the location in which your data is stored.

Positions in ratings


#11 in Top 10 Email Servers

Alternatives


The best alternatives to Amazon WorkMail are: GMail, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft 365, Fastmail, Google Workspace, Outlook



Latest news about Amazon WorkMail


2016. Amazon WorkMail becomes generally available


Amazon has officially launched its enterprise-focused email and calendaring service called WorkMail, moving it out of preview mode. Built on Amazon Web Services, WorkMail is positioned as a modern alternative to traditional solutions such as Microsoft Exchange. It seamlessly integrates with popular email clients like Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail, and others using the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol. This compatibility extends to various devices, including iPhone, iPad, Kindle Fire, Fire Phone, Android, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry 10. WorkMail complements other corporate-oriented solutions from Amazon, including WorkDocs (formerly Zocalo), an enterprise storage and collaboration service, and Amazon WorkSpaces, a managed desktop computing service that enables IT to provision cloud-based desktops for end users. Just like its counterparts, WorkMail leverages the capabilities of Amazon Web Services to directly address the needs of businesses' end users, going beyond being a mere backend solution.




2015. Amazon launched own business email service WorkMail



Amazon is expanding its range of business-suite offerings with the introduction of WorkMail, a new email and calendar service that will directly compete with Microsoft Office 365, Exchange, and Gmail. Recognizing that customers perceive these existing solutions as expensive and complex, Amazon aims to differentiate itself by offering a user-friendly experience. Customers can continue using familiar email applications such as Microsoft Outlook, ensuring a seamless transition. Behind the scenes, Amazon's technology will handle the sending and retrieval of emails. The new service also emphasizes security features, including encryption and the option to store emails in specific geographic regions. In terms of pricing, companies can expect a cost of $4 per user inbox per month.