Do you know what the average opening rate of welcome emails is, compared to regular business newsletters'? No? So prepare yourself to be surprised. It’s around 60%. Yes, you read it correctly. Almost 200% higher More...

If you are in a business where you need to send correspondence to your clients or affiliates, chances are, there are mailing labels being generated and printed at some point of the process. More...

If you missed it, last week we announced the Release of JungleMail 4, the redesigned and upgraded version of our SharePoint Newsletter tool, packed with new features to make your SharePoint group e-mail More...

The New Year is here, and what better way to celebrate 2015 than with a new opportunity for you to grow your business. We are proud to announce the release of JungleMail 4 for SharePoint 2010 & SharePoint 2013, More...

Mission accomplished! Yeah! You might be wondering why I am celebrating. The reason, even though very simple, means a lot to me. It’s that our EnovaPoint team just came back from another SharePoint conference, More...

Building a successful document management system on SharePoint is not a hard task, but it certainly demands a precious amount of knowledge and effort. Trust me, the process can take some time, but it is going to be worth it More...

Some weeks ago I mentioned in another blog post that EnovaPoint would be attending the SharePoint Connect Conference in Amsterdam for the 3rd time in 2014, and that we were very excited to do it. More...

It’s not a secret for anyone that, for the last couple of years, customers are expecting, and even demanding a closer relationship with organizations throughout the complete buying process. More...

This time I will be helping you create an alert using JungleBell a SharePoint reminder and alert tool from EnovaPoint. This might sound weird considering SharePoint has built in alerting capabilities More...

In my last post, I talked about our team’s visit to Boston for the SPTechCon 2014, and how amazing it was (check out the full SPTechCon report here). But there is one point I left out: we didn’t stop our trip in Boston. More...