My latest post is up on The BrainYard, entitled One Way to Fix SharePoint’s Outlook Problem:
“For as long as I can remember, I have connected the idea of “SharePoint on the desktop” with Colligo Networks and its suite of products for taking SharePoint offline and embedding it inside Outlook. But there are other players, including Harmon.ie, Epona, and Scinaptic Communications.
Let’s take a closer look at Scinaptic, which is based in Australia, just across the ditch from where I live, New Zealand. Its product, OnePlaceMail, is an add-on to Outlook (2003 to 2010) that connects it with SharePoint (2003, 2007, and 2010).“
Read more: One Way to Fix SharePoint’s Outlook Problem
Categories: Microsoft SharePoint, Scenarios, Tools & Technologies
Michael Sampson 
Francis Nutting
Wow, great blog.Really looking forward to read more. Much obliged.
Hi, it doesn’t seem like the link to information week still works. I am interested in reading your review of scinaptic, any chance you can repost entire article on your site?
Thanks
Joe
Hi Joe – I checked InformationWeek and the link had changed. I have updated the blog post – and here’s the link for your reference too: http://www.informationweek.com/one-way-to-fix-sharepoints-outlook-problem/d/d-id/1102295
Thanks!
We are currently doing a proof of concept using Oneplace as it was able to handle our use-cases.
It seems Oneplace and Colligo are very similar. Do you have any preference for one versus the other?
Joe
It has been a while since I have done a comparison, so no, no preference at this time.