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==Zimbra-Daffodil-Webinar-session 12 Dec 2024 - Tetra Support Staff - Biswajit Banerjee==

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'''Video summary:''' "Zimbra Daffodil Webinar 12 12 2024" -- a ~2-hour public marketing/partner webinar (not an internal training session, unlike most other videos on this page), jointly hosted by Zimbra, Sorb Security, and Tetra Information Services, aimed at prospective customers. Structure: Tetra's Mukul Mahajan opens with company background (established for years, open-source-focused, 24x7 support, partnerships with Red Hat, Elastic, Sorb Security, and a ~10-year Zimbra service partnership) and introduces the panelists -- Biswajit Banerji (Tetra's Technical Director, 30+ years experience, 15+ years in Zimbra specifically), Push Mathur (Zimbra's senior sales engineer for the APAC/India region), Mr. Ban (CEO of Sorb Security, email-security specialist), and Mukul himself. Push Mathur presents Zimbra's product pitch: positioned as a full open-core collaboration suite (mail, calendar, contacts, chat, video conferencing in one interface, not just email), with hundreds of millions of mailboxes deployed across government/education/enterprise/banking customers; a key differentiator is deployment flexibility (on-prem, colocated data center, private/public cloud, or hosted) versus competitors that lock customers into cloud-only; positions Zimbra as lowest total-cost-of-ownership, horizontally scalable without service disruption, and strongly data-sovereign since Zimbra itself never touches or stores customer mail data when self-hosted; covers mobile/MDM support (ActiveSync, remote wipe, corporate-approved-device enforcement) and open APIs enabling third-party integrations. Mr. Ban then presents Sorb Security's email-security product (the same product covered in more technical depth in the separate "Sorb Security" video on this wiki) -- highlighting an anti-phishing approach based on containerized/sandboxed link browsing (so a user can safely click a suspicious link inside an isolated container without actually being able to submit credentials, framed as 100% prevention rather than probabilistic detection) and a "MySpace" self-service portal for end users to release quarantined mail, maintain business continuity if the mail server is down, manage personal allow/block lists, and use AI-assisted features like automatic translation of foreign-language email content -- pitched as enterprise-grade capability at a more accessible price point than established competitors. Biswajit Banerji then covers Tetra's value proposition as the implementation/support partner: extensive migration experience from Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and other open-source mail platforms onto Zimbra, claiming near-zero-downtime migrations even at multi-million-mailbox, hundreds-of-servers scale, using in-house-built migration tooling. Includes live audience quiz/poll segments and a Q&A collected via chat for a later session. Given the marketing/webinar format and its length, this summary reflects the overall pitch structure and key claims rather than a full transcript of all two hours.