"You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf." – Jon Kabat-Zinn
"You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf." – Jon Kabat-Zinn
In late 2006 or early 2007, Microsoft plans to ship the next major release of Exchange Server, code-named “Exchange 12.” Exchange 12 promises unified messaging and improved security and manageability through a set of server roles, easier integration with apps…
Over on Richard Schwartz there was a kind reminder to the Channel9 folks to clarify a comment on the marketshare of Lotus Notes vs Microsoft Exchange. Aparently Ed Bril had requested this. Although I think we’ve had this discussion a…
Funny, just as the discussion heats up on my blog about the single instance storage of Exchange, Exchange.org has an article on it. I guess they can expect you dropping by Bill ? 🙂 We would like to welcome Rodney…
This concept is not new in Exchange 2003 and actualy has been around since Exchange 5.5. It is a faily powerfull feature is you bare in mind that a lot of emails these days carry large attachments. Microsoft Exchange Server…
LEIDEN – De e-mail domineert de werkdag. Meer dan de helft van de werknemers besteedt dagelijks meer dan twee uur per dag aan het lezen en reageren op e-mail. Voor 15 procent is het gebruik van e-mail toegenomen tot vier…
The hosting business is really taking off for Microsoft. A new version of Microsoft’s hosted messaging software gives SMBs a way to get enterprise-class e-mail service and mobile device data access without having to invest in infrastructure. [Via eWeek VOIP]
The Exchange Server Management Pack monitors Exchange Server 2000 and 2003. [Via Microsoft Download Center]
Read and watch case studies on Exchange 2003, including one on HP’s improved mobile-messaging experience using Exchange 2003 service pack 2. [Via MS Exchange Blog ]
Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2) offers new features and improvements to Exchange Server 2003. New features include support for mobility and message hygiene. Improvements have been made to address performance and reliability with public folders and with database…
MSN is expanding the beta program for the next generation of its Hotmail Web-based e-mail service, known by the code-name “Kahuna.” [Via Redmond | News]