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Why You Should Consider Migrating to Hosted Exchange 2010
Exchange 2010 is the newest version of Exchange and offers a number of important features, including personal archives, enhanced retention policies, multi-mailbox search, the ability to better perform legal holds, more efficient storage capabilities, support for larger mailboxes and better disaster recovery capabilities. The white paper, “Why You Should Consider Migrating to Hosted Exchange 2010,” commissioned by Intermedia and written by Osterman Research, details Exchange 2010, its benefits, migration from an earlier version of Exchange and the benefits on a hosted solution.
Is hosted Exchange right for your business?
Hosted Exchange is a compelling solution for utilizing the world’s leading email and collaboration platform. It offers benefits in flexibility, upfront costs, and management and maintenance simplicity. However, hosted Exchange is not the right solution for every business. As businesses evaluate the hosted model for their Microsoft Exchange deployment, it’s important that they understand what makes it the right, or wrong, choice for them. In this webinar, we will explore the key factors that drive whether a business should consider hosted Exchange or pursue an on-premise solution.
Pink Elephant Club Uses BlackBerry Smartphones to Help Keep Celebrity Clientele Happy
Learn now Pink Elephant, an exclusive nightclub chain and event planner, uses hosted Microsoft Exchange 2007 with hosted BlackBerry service to maintain communication and collaboration between club owners and staff in various cities across the world.
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