Exchange Upgrade

Microsoft Exchange upgrade is provided by Network Needs, providing full level support and may other benefits.

Reasons to Upgrade to Exchange Server 2007 or Exchange 2010.

Keep your e-mail system running at lower cost

New data replication capabilities in Exchange Server 2007 drive increased availability at a lower cost. Local Continuous Replication delivers database redundancy with rapid recovery, minimizing the frequency of full tape backups. With Cluster Continuous Replication in combination with Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS), active/passive clusters provide both database and service redundancy without requiring expensive shared storage, even when clusters span geographic locations

Access e-mail, voice mail, calendar, and contacts from virtually anywhere, anytime

In Exchange Server 2007, your employees can access their important inbox information from virtually anywhere using their desktop computer, laptop computer, a browser window from any Internet-connected computer, their mobile device, and even using a basic telephone when no Internet connectivity is available. Employees enjoy a rich and familiar experience based on Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 functionality. Best of all, it’s all built in with centralized management and robust security, making rich anywhere access possible for your entire workforce instead of just a limited few

Get affordable, enterprise-class mobile messaging that’s better than ever

Exchange makes enterprise-class mobile messaging a reality by offering industry-leading scalability, native integration with compatible devices for lower total cost of ownership, and by providing a variety of device options to suit today’s business needs. Building on the advances in Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 2, mobility features in Exchange Server 2007 raise the bar on user experience and deliver improved manageability. Now desktop features such as support for rich HTML, quick flags, sophisticated calendaring, and fast search are available on mobile devices. In addition, Exchange Server 2007 provides more granular security policies and enables users to perform basic tasks on their own (such as perform a remote wipe from Outlook Web Access 2007).

Take advantage of powerful Web access

Outlook Web Access (OWA) 2007 provides a rich, Outlook 2007-like experience in a browser and is great for use at home, at an airport kiosk, at an internet café, at a friends house, or anywhere where there is an Internet connection available. No VPN or network tunnel is required. OWA enhancements in 2007 include a new Scheduling Assistant to help employees efficiently book meetings, fast server-side search, integrated unified messaging as well as new features to access documents and attachments more easily from outside the office. With two-factor authentication support and attachment viewing in HTML format, OWA also offers enhanced security compared with previous versions.

Take advantage of the Exchange 2010 outlook web app

Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 and Outlook Web App deliver a rich, familiar Web e-mail experience, so your users can work and collaborate more effectively wherever they are. Users can access e-mail, voice mail, instant messaging, SMS text messages, and more—all in one place and through all major Web browsers

Conversation view puts messages in context to help users to manage large e-mail volumes more efficiently. Users can choose the right communication mode by seeing other users; presence and contacting them through e-mail, instant messaging, or SMS directly from Outlook Web App.

Collaborating with colleagues outside the organization is also easier with external calendar sharing.

The new MailTips feature helps prevent inadvertent embarrassment or intellectual property leaks by alerting users of potential mistakes or policy violations before they hit send.

Across platforms and locations, Exchange 2010 and Outlook Web App deliver a great Web-based messaging experience to make your users more productive and help lessen inbox overload.