Case study

Architects 61

TU Wien, established in 1815, is one of the most successful technical universities in Europe, as well as Austria’s largest scientific-technical research and educational institution. The university has received extensive international and domestic recognition both in teaching and research, and is a highly esteemed partner of innovation-oriented enterprises.

About our partnership

Company focus

architect studio

Location

Singapore

Licenses in use

150

Prefered features

Calendar, Tasks

Why eM Client?

easily opens large attachments
stable
light on maintenance

Use case

internal and external communication
collaboration

A61 receives emails with large attachments and encountered problems with MS Outlook which crashed when opening such attached files. “I was exploring many email clients and searching for alternatives and found out that eM Client is able to do the work.”

Steven Ching, IT manager from A61.

“I was looking for a robust software that can handle our email requirements. I tested eM Client within the 30 days free trial and after that bought 5 more licenses for testing, just to make sure this software can really do the job. My end-users who tested it were happy and satisfied with the overall experience, mainly user-friendliness and stability of the software.”

Architects 61 (A61) is one of the most established corporate architectural practices in Singapore with notable works of Marina One, Asia Square Tower and Tanjong Pagar Centre.

A61 migrated to eM Client from Eudora in 2016, runs it together with Picomail server solution and currently uses 150 licenses.

“We are using eM Client company-wide for internal and external communication. The users find the interface easy and there is no extra training needed to switch to eM Client.

Calendar and task feature in eM Client is extensively used, we also appreciate its reliable support of Outlook calendar invites.

Hardly spend any time fixing eM Client, the software is stable with Windows 7 and Windows 10 OS.”

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