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What is Microsoft Exchange?
Originally, Microsoft Exchange was aimed solely at the larger corporate market due to the relatively high costs of implementation and management complexity. Combined with Microsoft Office Outlook® 2003, Exchange 2003
offers mobile, remote, and desktop email access with state-of-the-art
productivity, security and privacy. Today, Microsoft Exchange can be implemented as a
cost-effective Managed Service for smaller businesses looking to benefit from
collaborative working. Outlook vs Exchange By connecting to Microsoft Exchange you can benefit from the features
of Outlook plus the ability to work collaboratively by 'sharing information with
other users'. Microsoft Exchange lets you access everyone’s Outlook
information. Check to see when you can get together for a meeting, share
important customer details and work together on proposals. Access your Outlook account through a secure web interface
using Outlook Web Access (OWA), allowing you to check emails, diaries and
contacts from any Internet enabled PC. Effective collaborative working
Additional data compression translating to a faster experience
when sending and receiving messages and reduced sync times. Additional Outlook
properties, including support for task synchronization and pictures in your list
of contacts. In addition, you can now look up people by using the Global Address
List (GAL) over the air.
Such policies help to ensure corporate data or applications
are not compromised when devices are lost or get into the wrong hands.
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