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Preventative Maintenance for Microsoft Exchange Server

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Overview E-mail is the lifeblood of the company. Time-sensitive business decisions are made, across cubicles and continents, using e-mail. Customers place orders. Suppliers confirm deliveries. Employees collaborate to get their jobs done. Business productivity is dependent on the availability and efficiency of the e-mail system. Microsoft Exchange is the most popular collaborative e-mail solution for enterprise businesses, accounting for over 52% of the market within the Fortune 500, and over 44% among the Fortune 10001. Besides e-mail, Exchange provides essential personal productivity tools (contacts, calendaring, task lists, etc.) and has become the repository for other critical information, such as orders and contracts. It has become the fundamental conduit for internal and external communication.

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Publisher	Lucid8	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2004	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Application Servers, Email

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