Coremail and Ingram Micro showcase AI-powered enterprise email technology

Coremail and Ingram Micro Showcase AI-Powered Email Innovation in Hong Kong

HONG KONG, November 3 – Coremail and Ingram Micro are strengthening their partnership to bring advanced artificial intelligence (AI) email solutions and stronger cybersecurity services to businesses in Hong Kong and Macau.

The companies jointly hosted the 2026 Coremail and Ingram Micro HK Partner Exchange on October 28. The event brought together business partners and potential customers to explore new developments in AI-powered email, enterprise security and digital workplace technology.

The discussions focused on how AI can transform traditional email systems into smarter platforms that help businesses manage information, improve productivity and protect sensitive data.

AI Technology Brings Smarter Features to Business Email

During the event, Coremail introduced its latest AI-powered email system, designed to simplify everyday business communication and administrative tasks.

The system uses multiple AI agents that work together to handle six key areas: email organisation, calendar scheduling, approval processes, productivity, email analysis and system administration.

These features allow users to search through lengthy email conversations, arrange meetings, organise messages and analyse information more efficiently.

Coremail also integrates AI into four main areas: email, calendars, contacts and user management.

Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the platform can connect email services with other business applications. This helps organisations reduce information gaps and improve collaboration across different systems.

The company also supports multiple large language models and flexible deployment options, allowing businesses to select solutions that match their operational and data security requirements.

Stronger Email Security Against AI-Powered Cyber Threats

Cybersecurity was another major focus of the partner exchange.

As cybercriminals increasingly use AI to create convincing phishing messages and impersonation attempts, businesses face greater risks from email-based attacks.

Coremail presented its CACTER security solutions, which are designed to protect organisations against phishing, data leaks and other email-related threats.

Its AI-native security gateway combines artificial intelligence, language understanding and advanced detection technology to identify suspicious messages, malicious attachments and fraudulent links.

According to Coremail, its security gateway can achieve spam detection accuracy of up to 99.8%.

The company also introduced its email archiving and delivery systems, which support regulatory compliance, email management and large-scale message distribution.

Coremail and Ingram Micro Expand Regional Partnership

Beyond product demonstrations, the event highlighted plans to strengthen cooperation between Coremail and Ingram Micro across Hong Kong and Macau.

The partnership will provide business partners with support in solution planning, technical consultation, system deployment and data migration.

These services aim to help organisations adopt modern email technology while addressing their individual business and security requirements.

Founded in 1999, Coremail has more than 27 years of experience in enterprise email technology. The company says its solutions serve over 20,000 organisations and more than one billion end users worldwide.

Building a Smarter and Safer Digital Workplace

Coremail said AI is creating new opportunities for businesses to improve communication and workplace efficiency.

However, reliable infrastructure, strong cybersecurity and flexible technology remain essential as organisations move towards greater digitalisation.

Through its collaboration with Ingram Micro, Coremail aims to expand access to AI-powered email and security solutions while strengthening its presence in Hong Kong, Macau and other international markets.

The partnership reflects the growing role of AI in transforming business communication, workplace productivity and enterprise cybersecurity.

Source : PR Newswire | Rewritten By Minutesmy

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