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Microsoft Exchange
Microsoft Exchange: A popular e-mail messaging system from Microsoft that runs on Windows servers. The server side is Microsoft Exchange Server and the featured client program is Microsoft Outlook, which includes contacts and calendaring. (Source: Wikipedia)
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Public sector organisations, particularly at the local council level, are being increasingly squeezed for funds, and citizen watchdogs are taking a closer look at expenditures on a regular basis. At the same time, these organisations are being called upon to provide more services without increasing tax levies. This Catch-22 need not be an unsolvable problem. Reliable services delivered via the cloud have been delivered, proven and tested at all levels of government, with the end result bein ... read more
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Google’s Gmail has officially become a major player in the enterprise email sector according to Gartner, but is it the right choice for your organisation?
Although Gmail is currently in command of roughly one percent of the relatively small enterprise market, this represents almost one half of all online enterprise email, according to Gartner. What does this mean for your business? It means that despite being slow on the uptake, Gmail has finally become a via ... read more
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HP and Microsoft have joined forces in order to offer a private cloud solution suitable for even the largest enterprises. The news comes in the wake of Microsoft's recent announcement of their cloud strategy and the release of licensing for System Center 2012, which has now become generally available.
System Center 2012 has been updated in order to integrate core cloud capabilities and speed up deployment. read more
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Internet security specialist SPAMfighter has won a commendation from MSExchange.org for its efforts to tackle spam and phishing scams. The company's Exchange Module has been given a gold award for enhancing spam protection using a policy-based email processing tool.
Placeholder0The filter has been engineered with Microsoft's Exchange Sever in mind and is being used by thousands of companies around the world. Its success revolves around a set of advanced content filters, ... read more
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