PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
This webcast presentation transcript reviews the pros and cons of a hosted messaging approach for an Exchange environment. Hosted offerings can help shrink IT budgets, but there are many things to consider for optimal results for your unique company.
CASE STUDY:
St. John's University wanted to implement a communication and collaboration system capable of meeting the needs of its students' digital lifestyles. The University replaced its Unix-based e-mail solution for students with Microsoft® Live@edu.
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
Read this paper to learn the basics of unified communications deployment, unified messaging and office communications server deployment, and the features offered by these technologies.
WHITE PAPER:
Although Microsoft introduced a number of features designed to accommodate the Exchange 2010 larger inbox size, your business may require a more sophisticated approach to retention policies, content management or searching. This white paper reveals software that supplements Microsoft Exchange 2010 Deployment and expands administrative control.
WEBCAST:
View this webcast to learn about the new wireless capabilities as well as enhanced administrative features that were introduced with the latest release of BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Microsoft Exchange.
Posted: 12 Mar 2008 | Premiered: Mar 12, 2008, 09:00 EDT (13:00 GMT)
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
This presentation transcript on Exchange is exciting because Exchange is so expansive in so many different organizations across the world itself. We will talk about the opportunities for Exchange, what we see in terms of the broad market place and how Exchange appointments are going to increase over time.
CASE STUDY:
Before implementing AppAssure's MailRetriever, Imagine's Exchange environment suffered unrecoverable corruption. During the ensuing downtime, the network administrators searched for a better backup solution. Imagine Schools now relies on MailRetriever for Exchange to backup Exchange, SQL servers, and school Web sites.
