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Take Exchange 2007 to the Max: Three Ways Layered Security Can Maximize the Return on Your Investment in Microsoft Exchange 2007
Overview Microsoft Exchange is the transportation hub of one's organization's communications. Operations depend on the critical information that moves through their Exchange environment all day, everyday, enabling business to be conducted at a more efficient pace and at lower costs than ever before. Their organization's messaging users are demanding access to e-mail, schedule information, and contact data from places other then the office. In fact, more than half of all online consumers say they check their work e-mail outside the office. Improved access to information delivered by powerful features like the improved Outlook Web Access and enhancements made to security and performance are what made the move to Exchange 2007 a clear choice.
| Publisher | Entrust | File Format | |
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| Date Published | December 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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