Amazon has a new product called WorkMail debuting today (via Forbes), which is an email and calendaring service that aims to provide those tools for corporate customers. The tech is based on Amazon ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Amazon WorkMail has a nice a-la-carte approach, but it ...

Amazon has launched a work email service in a bid to take on dominant player Microsoft on the office battleground. Seattle, WA-based Amazon is known for e-commerce and drones, but it also provides IT ...

Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is launching WorkMail, a new email service for businesses. Many bloggers think this is another attempt to compete with Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) and other ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Amazon Web Services have revealed their newest plan for working with email and calendaring in the business world: Amazon WorkMail. If it ...

In a bid to take on both Google and Microsoft, Amazon Web Services has announced Amazon WorkMail, what it calls a “secure, managed business email and calendaring service in the cloud”. In a bid to ...

Amazon knows a thing or two when it comes to scaling up the business, and today the eCommerce giant has stepped into yet another category with WorkMail – a corporate email service, which offers email ...

Amazon Web Services, Amazon’s cloud computing business unit, continues to surprise industry commentators with both its growth and its incessant innovation. Given that it owns the lion’s share of the ...

Amazon on Wednesday announced WorkMail, a play for the enterprise email market. Offered by Amazon Web Services, WorkMail is aimed at companies that want to move their on-premises email services to the ...

Amazon has announced that it is opening up its corporate cloud-based email and calendar service to general availability almost a year after first announcing WorkMail. In a blog post by Amazon Web ...

Amazon WorkMail has a nice a-la-carte approach, but it fails to deliver a polished experience and surprisingly lacks some of the enterprise features that administrators expect. While Microsoft seems ...