On April 15, 2009, Microsoft released a public beta of the next version of Exchange, Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. This has hitherto been known as Exchange 14, and been tested by some five million users via Microsoft’s Outlook Live for Live@Edu program. General availability will be in 2H09. For this author, the most important aspects... read more »
Maintaining the integrity of, and timely access to, a user’s message store has been a major dilemma for Exchange over the years. Exchange lagged badly behind Lotus Notes/Domino because: Lotus Notes employed a single OS file to hold a single user’s mail file, while Exchange used a single “storage group” to hold multiple users’ messages.... read more »
Exchange 2010, announced on April 15, 2009, has built-in email archiving. In summary: Tightly integrated with Outlook. PSTs can be dragged and dropped into the archive. Unified search across the live message store and the archive. Search across multiple mailboxes for qualified staff. Simple retention policies, based on the number of days of retention, can... read more »
Dan Junk, eDiscovery industry expert and lawyer, added as VP Business Development; Ellis Ishaya, accomplished customer services executive, formerly with Kazeon Systems and i365, joins as VP Partner Development... read more »
New delivery model reduces messaging security’s physical footprint and cost... read more »
Hosted Encryption Offering Enables Strong, Policy-based Data Protection Without Upfront Infrastructure Costs; New Feature Enables Senders to Recall Sent Messages... read more »
Includes smart self-updating address book, free unlimited text messaging, free national directory, virtual digital content organizer and next-gen voice services... read more »
Acquisition Supports Company’s Email and Web Security Strategy to Deliver Integrated Protection against Blended Threats... read more »