Exchange Server

Built to deliver the enterprise-grade security and reliability that businesses require, Microsoft Exchange provides email, calendar and contacts on your PC, phone and web browser.

  • Support for a variety of browsers, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and Chrome, allows you to work and collaborate no matter where you are
  • Mobile sync to hundreds of devices, including Windows Phone, iPhone, and Android, means you can access and update your info while on the go
  • Multi-layered anti-spam filtering with continuous updates helps guard against spam and phishing threats
  • A new, unified approach to high availability and disaster recovery helps your business achieve increased levels of reliability
How to Choose Business Email

With an architecture that enables dramatic cost savings in storage, Exchange Server also delivers powerful features that save IT staff’s time while equipping users with the latest tools to increase their productivity.

  • A greater choice of storage hardware options, including Direct Attached Storage and Storage Area Networks, and support for less expensive disks that can dramatically lower overall storage costs
  • A new high availability, disaster recovery and backup solution reduces the cost of delivering business continuity
  • Role-based access control, self-service capabilities, and web-based administration tools, allow you to delegate tasks to users without giving them full administrative rights. This reduces the burden on IT staff and lowers operational costs
  • The built-in capabilities of Exchange ActiveSync allow you to avoid device management costs and support users on virtually any mobile device
Total Economic Impact of Exchange Server

With Exchange, users can access their mailboxes from wherever they go, with full support for Outlook, a premium web browser experience, and access from a wide range of mobile devices.

  • More storage options make it possible to offer users low cost large mailboxes so they can access all their essential information in one place
  • Calendar sharing allows users to share free/busy information with colleagues, even if they work at another company
  • Email archiving, eDiscovery Search, retention policies, and legal hold to help you preserve and discover data
  • Security policies let you create approved mobile device lists, enforce PIN lock, and remotely wipe data from lost phones.
  • Choice of deployment options including Exchange Server on-premises, Exchange Online in the cloud, and hybrid deployment options
What’s New in Exchange 2010

Certification Firm Boosts Email Availability, Reduces Management Tasks by 30 Percent

"With Exchange Server 2010, we can provide mailboxes that are up to 25 times larger than what we provided in our previous environment—at one-third the cost."
  • David Feng
  • IT Director
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Reduced Email Administration Frees College System to Deploy Rich Messaging Services

"We knew that with Exchange Server 2010 we could easily manage both on-premises and cloud-based email through the same management console."
  • Tammy Knowles
  • System Director
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Japanese Electronics Giant Saves Projected US$63 Million With Microsoft Office

"We performed a comparative study of public clouds. After calculating the costs for a scale of 130,000 users, we realized that constructing a private cloud for the group would be more cost effective."
  • Toshiaki Fujimoto
  • Project Leader
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