Case Studies About Microsoft Exchange Server 2007

See why leading companies are choosing Exchange Server 2007 and Exchange Hosted Services. On this page you’ll find selected case studies that are categorized according to business challenges you might be facing. If you don’t find what you’re looking for on this page, you can browse through all of the Exchange Server 2007 case studies here.

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Unifying communications with Exchange Server 2007

Read how Lifetime Products and Tayside Fire and Rescue are integrating their messaging infrastructure, using Unified Messaging and e-mail, voicemail, Calendar, contacts, and fax - all accessible by Office Outlook Inbox or by telephone.

•Lifetime Products Boosts Productivity and Cuts Costs with Unified Messaging Solution

With Exchange Server 2007, Lifetime will eliminate its current voice mail system and provide the foundation required for a unified communications environment that excludes desktop phones.

•Rescue Workers Reduce Costs and Improve Processes with Unified Communications

Tayside Fire and Rescue deployed Exchange Server 2007 with unified messaging capabilities to accelerate communications, provide voicemail and reduce costs.

Gaining access to information away from the office with mobile capabilities in Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1

Explore how some customers are leveraging the mobile capabilities in Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 to offer their employees access to important information away from their desktops.

•Bank Boosts Efficiency, Improves Replication Capabilities with New Messaging Solution

Sasafin Bank deployed Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 and found that remote employees had easier access to e-mail, calendar items and voice mail creating a more efficient worldwide workforce.

•Medical Center Enhances Communications with New Messaging Infrastructure

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and its 45,000 employees are taking advantage of the enhanced Outlook Web Access in Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 and improving access to e-mail, calendar items and public folders increasing productivity and administrative efficiency.

Increasing mailbox size and simplifying administration

Find out how one customer is saving time and costs while providing more services to end users.

•Leading Food Company Improves Employees’ Mobile Access and Streamlines IT Tasks

Del Monte decided to deploy Exchange Server 2007. Users appreciate the new, full-featured Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access interface, the ease of connecting with their wireless devices, and the expected fourfold increase in mailbox size.

Migrating from non-Microsoft e-mail

See why one customer is choosing Exchange Server 2007 over another e-mail system.

•Bank Switches from Lotus Notes to Exchange Server, Improves Integration and Usability

Banque du Luxembourg migrated its 650 employees to the new solution and trained them on how to use it. Now, employees can easily access messages anytime, anywhere, and on nearly any device, improving productivity.

Securing and managing e-mail infrastructure with new features in Exchange Server

Read how customers are leveraging security features in Exchange Server 2007 to better manage and secure their messaging infrastructures.

•US Army Increases Data Protection, Boosts Productivity with Messaging Solution

The US Army sends and receives highly confidential information through e-mail and found Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 to be an effective, reliable way to protect its messages as well as increasing overall user productivity.

•Messaging Solution Boosts Communication Among Students, Educators, and Parents

The School District of Philadelphia chose Exchange Server 2007 to support the messaging infrastructure, because the application provides features that meet requirements for content filtering and journaling-and facilitates high levels of availability, scalability, and manageability.

•Manufacturer Cuts Administration Time, Cost with “Strategic” E-mail Security Solution

Koehler calls Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server 2007 a “strategic” choice that will allow it to upgrade confidently and eliminate third-party security products-crucial given e-mail’s mission-critical importance to Koehler and the company’s small IT staff.

•Find out how other companies are using Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server and Microsoft Forefront Security for SharePoint to meet their e-mail and collaboration security needs.

Hosted Services - Self-Management for the Enterprise

Find out why customers from small business to enterprise choose Exchange Hosted Services for their e-mail security, continuity, and compliance needs.

Featured Case Study: Montgomery & Co.Featured Case Study: Montgomery & Co.

"By filtering spam, viruses, and oversized attachments before they arrive at our network, we estimate that we’re freeing one-third of our bandwidth. That improves performance and saves thousands of dollars a year."
-- Adam Bresson, Corporate IT Manager, Montgomery and Co.

•Watch the Montgomery & Co. case study video clip (300 Kbps, 4 min)
•University Limits Spam, Reduces IT Costs with E-Mail Filtering Service

Exchange Hosted Services helps Ireland’s oldest and most famous university, Trinity College Dublin, filter spam mail that was overloading the university’s servers dramatically reducing unwanted mail and cutting IT costs.

•Investment Banking Firm Easily Passes Audits with Comprehensive Hosted Archiving

RSM EquiCo Capital Markets subscribed to the Microsoft® Exchange Hosted Archive service and easily passed two audits within three months-the NASD audit and a surprise audit by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Later, when the firm needed to retrieve e-mail messages for a legal suit, the process was smooth and painless.

•The Carlyle Group Cuts Costs, Increases Productivity With E-Mail-Filtering Service

As a result of implementing the EHS spam-filtering solution, Carlyle has dramatically cut its unsolicited e-mail, resulting in reduced operating costs and time savings for the IT department. Also, because the firm's investment professionals no longer have to spend their time deleting spam messages, they have been able to increase their productivity.

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