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Microsoft Case Study: William Carey University
Overview Based in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, William Carey University experienced Hurricane Katrina firsthand. The university's in-house e-mail service went down, and staff had no way to reach students. Determined to replace the old e-mail system with a reliable, hosted, Web-based e-mail service, William Carey chose Microsoft Live@edu. Today, William Carey students are enjoying stable, rich, collaboration services, no matter what the weather.
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| Date Published | April 2008 | ||
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