Find efficiency with Microsoft’s communications and collaboration platform.
Unified Communications technologies like Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 bring email, telephones and conferencing together into a unified system. Voicemails and faxes arrive in inboxes along with email, so communications costs decrease. Windows Server 2008 R2 connects remote users to information without the need for establishing a VPN. Add Microsoft SharePoint and suddenly you have efficient document sharing and collaboration. Microsoft Forefront’s identity-based security helps protect and provide secure access to information, and with Microsoft System Center, you control things through a single pane of glass, so everything is simple and easy to manage.
Make communications and collaboration efficient, more secure, less expensive, and easier to manage.
“Let me give you an example. Say somebody’s on the road and they want to access business documents from an internet kiosk in the airport or the business center in their hotel or their laptop while they’re sitting in some coffee shop. Microsoft’s rights management system allows documents to be transmitted, using regular email with Exchange in Outlook.”
“We help companies protect information wherever that information is, while allowing the people who need to work with that information to do what they need to do.”
“The point is that companies are in business to do business. They’re not in business just to be secure. It’s about making this easy, rather than complicated.”
“Interoperation is important because most companies are not exclusively Microsoft shops. Even though there are some advantages to using all Microsoft technologies, lots of customers have a mixture, so it’s important that our technologies be able to interoperate with other people’s technologies.”
