WHITE PAPER:
This solution brief details the features and benefits of an innovative rack server series and discusses the benefits of running Exchange on this architecture. Read on to determine if this is an optimal hardware for your messaging and collaboration environment.
WHITE PAPER:
The resource outlines a combined refresh and upgrade strategy for Exchange Server 2010 that improves efficiency and agility of your messaging environment while reducing costs and complexity by converging your email infrastructure.
DATA SHEET:
Designed to unify fax and e-mail communications in a single user interface, the NET SatisFAXtion™ Exchange Gateway allows and Outlook users to send and receive faxes just like e-mail.
EZINE:
Meeting regulatory requirements means that administrators must carve out a sound email-archiving policy; making the wrong move can be costly. In this issue, you'll learn what to do and what not to do when planning your email-archiving strategy.
WHITE PAPER:
Explore this solution brief to learn about an innovative rack server series specifically designed to help organizations deploy and effectively run Microsoft Exchange Server environments. Learn more about the advanced features and benefits of this hardware.
EGUIDE:
Whether you're upgrading a legacy environment or undertaking a consolidation project, the question is not whether to migrate to Exchange 2013, but how to do it with minimum disruption and downtime. Look no further... Our experts have laid out the top ten steps to ensure a successful Exchange migration. Read the White Paper >>
EGUIDE:
Before migrating to any email server, it is important to confirm that you meet the prerequisites, including having sufficient hardware—and this holds true when considering migrating to Exchange Server 2010. Ensure you are prepared for this migration and learn more here.
PRESENTATION TRANSCRIPT:
Read this presentation transcript featuring James Ferreira, CIO for the New Mexico State Attorney General's Office, to learn about migrating to cloud computing applications.
