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    However, Microsoft needs to move carefully, Enderle warned. "This is Microsoft going the IBM (NYSE: IBM) route of owning their own security again" he pointed out. Initially there could be problems with security, Enderle said. Full Article at TechNewsWorld
    This is Microsoft going the IBM (NYSE: IBM) route of owning their own security again
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 1 month ago
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Microsoft Pushes UC With Latest Exchange Release
  1. Storage was incredibly expensive under older versions of Exchange ... It required small mailboxes and huge chargeback expenses, resulting in draconian record destruction policies. This became the biggest complaint about the product and, as a result, it floated to the top of the pile to be fixed.
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 1 month ago
  2. Microsoft has opened up its interfaces, and Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has licensed ActiveSync, so for those that want access, these services will be available
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 1 month ago
  3. It was incredibly difficult to do this because telecommunications and computer technology don't really speak the same language ... This took over two decades to actually accomplish in a volume product, and that makes it rather significant.
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 1 month ago
  4. A lower point of acquisition is a good fit for some markets, but you should also look at other areas such as the cost of uptime, the cost of maintenance and the cost of recycling the technology
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 1 month ago
  5. Exchange Server 2010 customers are already reporting cost savings of up to 70 percent thanks to a simplified high-availability model and support for lower-cost storage
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 1 month ago
  6. Exchange will be changing a lot over the next few years, and keeping up with those changes is likely where Forefront should stand out
    SOURCE: TechNewsWorld 1 month ago

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