John Baeyens

1. Plaxo
Plaxo was founded by Sean Parker, the man behind Napster (remember?).
It is a great, fully Outlook-intergrated P2P based application. However, when I installed it last December, it was running quite instable on my 3.000 contacts. Also, unlike GoodContacts (cf. below), Plaxo supports automatic updating of information for fellow Plaxo users only.

2. GoodContacts
GoodContacts is more versatile and better suited to business users with thousands of contacts. Promising seamless updates, GoodContacts is a solution for users with large Outlook address books. GoodContacts offers a two weeks trial, before subscribing to the US$49.95 yearly service.
Will check it out and let you know if it did the trick.
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