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HyperOffice, a provider of online collaboration solutions has commercially released the new version of its cloud-computing messaging and collaboration suite to small and medium-sized businesses.

This is said to have taken its collaboration suite out of its beta program that spanned nearly six months.

HyperOffice (News - Alert) officials claim that the software-as-a-services suite makes it easy for company owners, employees, customers, and partners to run and grow a business by working together, planning projects, sharing documents, scheduling meetings, and more.

HyperOffice integrates a range of software-as-a-service business applications over the Internet - shared calendars and contacts, business email, document collaboration, project management, web conferencing, databases and web forms; forums, polls and wikis; project and task portals, Intranets and Extranets; user rights, versioning, commenting, backup, and more.

For users ready to migrate online from Microsoft (News - Alert) Outlook, SharePoint, Exchange and other conventional, expensive desktop and server email products, HyperOffice provides free support by email and phone, webinars and an array of free, online and custom training options.

Hosted online, HyperOffice delivers to smaller and medium-sized businesses with 5 to 250 employees the power and productivity of enterprise collaboration software - for a low monthly subscription fee of about $7 per month, per user, secure, and hassle free.

'I was looking for a solution for sharing work digitally without servers and all other extra costs. We have one office, but our team works from five different locations, and with partners. Teams work a lot from home or en route. Everyone uses HyperOffice, and the new version is more user friendly,' said Joost (News - Alert) Kester Jacobs, owner of LETO concepts B.V., a business consultancy in the Netherlands.

'This new version delivers more value at no change in cost. Tabs open multiple email messages - unlike other business email tools. It integrates calendars, contacts and documents,' Amy Harrick, publisher and editor-in-chief of Ceremony Magazine said.