Learn about the technologies in Microsoft Exchange
Microsoft Exchange combines built-in anti-spam and encryption technologies with an advanced anti-virus infrastructure for efficient management of a wide range of security threats.
Learn More >Outlook Web App in Microsoft Exchange helps users be more efficient and productive across platforms and locations by giving them access to email, voice mail, instant messaging, SMS text messages, and more inside all popular browsers.
Learn More >With Exchange ActiveSync, mobile users can access a universal inbox with email, voice mail, rights-protected messages, and instant message conversations on their smartphones.
Learn More >Microsoft Exchange introduces built-in integrated email archiving, retention, and discovery capabilities that save costs and simplify the process of preserving business communications.
Learn More >Microsoft Exchange Server includes a new, unified solution for high availability, disaster recovery, and backup with fast, automatic, database-level recovery from database, server, and network failures.
Learn More >Microsoft Exchange tools monitor sensitive content in email and control accidental and unauthorized distribution. These tools include automated alerts about organizational policies and rules that block, redirect, encrypt, and modify messages.
Learn More >Microsoft Exchange offers users single inbox access to voice mail and email, while allowing IT to manage both systems from a single platform. Voicemail messages appear as both text and audio for added productivity.
Learn More >Microsoft Exchange helps reduce the cost of managing email by allowing IT administrators to delegate permissions to users such as managing distribution lists, editing personal information and performing multi-mailbox searches.
Learn More >Microsoft Exchange provides IT professionals with an unprecedented choice of deployment options including on-premises, in the cloud, or a combination of the two, which can save costs and help meet regulatory requirements.
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