- Voicemail with Unified Messaging
Exchange 2010 offers users single inbox access to voice mail and e-mail, while allowing IT to manage both systems from a single platform.
Exchange 2010 includes a new, unified solution for high availability, disaster recovery, and backup with fast, automatic, database-level recovery from database, server, and network failures.
Give your mobile users full-featured business messaging with Exchange ActiveSync, included with Exchange Server 2010. Mobile users can access a universal inbox with e-mail, voice mail, rights-protected messages, and instant message conversations.
Your users can be more efficient and productive across platforms and locations with Exchange Server 2010 and Outlook Web App. Users can access e-mail, voice mail, instant messaging, SMS text messages, and more, wherever they are.
Exchange Server 2010 helps reduce the cost of managing e-mail infrastructure. Role-based access control enables administrators to delegate permissions to responsible users based on the on the Exchange tasks a user needs to perform. The Web-based Exchange Control Panel (ECP) provides self-service options for tasks that might otherwise require a help desk call and the role-based access control model ensures users can only access the functions to which they have access.
Exchange Server 2010 tools monitor sensitive content in e-mail and control accidental and unauthorized distribution. These tools range from automated alerts about organizational policies to rules that block, redirect, encrypt, and modify messages to automatically enforce policies.
- Archiving, Retention, and Discovery
Exchange Server 2010 introduces built-in integrated e-mail archiving, retention, and discovery capabilities. Exchange Server 2010 can help you simplify the process of preserving your business communications.
