Google Is Ending Gmail’s Third-Party “Send As”: What to Do Before 2027

For CIOs and CTOs, the decision should consider:

• Data residency.
• Regulatory requirements.
• Cybersecurity policy.
• Business continuity.
• Disaster recovery.
• Internal IT capabilities.
• Integration requirements.
• Total cost of ownership.

Key takeaway: Don't choose an email platform solely because its interface looks familiar. Choose the deployment model that matches your organization's risk and governance requirements.

How XgenPlus Can Help Businesses Build a More Controlled Email Architecture

XgenPlus is positioned as an enterprise business email and collaboration platform supporting custom-domain email, cloud, hybrid, sovereign-cloud and on-premises deployment, alongside security capabilities such as SPF, DKIM, DMARC, S/MIME and built-in PKI. It also includes AI Compose and other productivity features within the same platform.

Custom-domain business email

A professional email architecture should keep business identity under the organization's domain rather than relying on consumer mailbox identities.

XgenPlus supports custom-domain business email, aliases, and enterprise administration.

PKI and Certificate Authority

For organizations requiring certificate-based email trust, XgenPlus provides a built-in Certificate Authority and S/MIME capabilities, including certificate lifecycle management.

AI Compose

Modern enterprise email also has a productivity problem.