Customer Success Stories Learn how other enterprise customers are increasing security and reducing IT costs with Windows Vista, the 2007 Office system, and Exchange Server 2007.  Poste Italiane is using the 2007 Microsoft Office system and Exchange Server 2007 to deliver an innovative digital postmark service to its customers and help its 150,000 employees work together better across multiple systems. It is also finding that Windows Vista is making it easier to deploy and manage over 100,000 desktops.

As an innovative content creator, MTV Networks is using Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to help its employees manage, find, and work together on rich media and content. It also anticipates significant cost savings and easier deployment and management with Windows Vista.

By adopting Windows Vista, 2007 Microsoft Office system, and Exchange Server 2007, Sanyo Electronics is finding that the new technologies are enabling its people to collaborate across the company while simultaneously protecting valuable content and increasing the security of its IT infrastructure.

Working with Microsoft and design specialists from SinnerSchrader, Otto built the groundbreaking Otto Store application that takes full advantage of the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 programming model and other Windows Vista operating system capabilities.
 Allianz General Insurance sought to implement new technologies to improve its business processes and comply with newly released guidelines from the Malaysian central bank and other international financial bodies. They upgraded to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, which helps them take advantage of enhanced features such as unified messaging, near-instant access to e-mail on Windows Mobile 5.0 powered mobile devices, and e-mail archiving.
 Lifetime Products deployed of the beta version of Exchange Server 2007 resulting in significant savings in IT and business costs, employee productivity, and system availability and security. In addition, it will eliminate the current voice mail system and provide the foundation required for a unified communications environment that excludes desktop phones.
 Katrineholm Municipal Council in Sweden is upgraded its messaging solution to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. Built-in replication features in Exchange Server 2007 made it possible for the IT staff to remove the third-party clustering product and virtually eliminate unplanned downtime. Using mobile devices, employees now have access to messages from virtually any location.
 Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) recently deployed beta versions of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, and Windows Mobile powered smartphones. Mobile users can now send and receive mail in real time, and remote users have access to the enhanced features of Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access and Outlook Anywhere.

The Tracy Unified School District wanted a messaging solution that would eliminate high-cost phone lines while providing users with more flexible ways to communicate. They deployed a prerelease version of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 with unified messaging capabilities resulting in better communication, more efficient management and an expected savings in excess of U.S.$350,000.
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