Nov
16
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010
Have you heard yet? Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 has launched and Microsoft is aiming for it to come out with a bang! A bang suitable for these harsh economic times, that is… A study that Microsoft commissioned through Forrester reports “that companies can expect to recoup their costs of deploying Exchange 2010 within six months through savings in other areas” (via ComputerWorld). In a recent launch event, the president of the Microsoft Business Division, Stephen Elop, claimed several companies that tested Exchange Server 2010 over the last year were able to cut their costs over earlier versions of Exchange by as much as 70 percent. And that’s just one great thing about the new Exchange. Aside from cutting costs and simplifying administration, Microsoft also finds praise over everyday productivity, better managing risk and the cost of compliance with Exchange 2010. Excitement and anticipation has gotten Exchange 2010 quite a few write-ups. See a few share their reasoning behind upgrading:
CIO.com: Exchange 2010: Five Reasons Why I’m Upgrading
Lifetime Products and Why They Chose to Move to Exchange 2010
Tony Redmond’s Top 10 Things About Exchange 2010
Three Reasons Why Our College is Upgrading to Exchange Server 2010
TechNewsWorld: Exchange Server 2010: Microsoft Explains It All
For more information, also check out Microsoft’s fancy launch site: The New Efficiency USA.
SoftwareMedia.com will soon be offering Exchange Server 2010. We do have open licensed versions available now, however.
