A disconnect between IT and the end users can cause problems when it's time to pull the plug on your on-premises Exchange Server infrastructure. Many organizations are dealing with the Exchange Online ...
It's easy to decide to use Office 365 for email, but not so easy to actually move from on-premises Exchange Office 365 has been touted as Microsoft’s fastest growing business ever. Still, some ...
As several Microsoft server products are on the verge of losing support, some organizations will likely migrate Exchange to Office 365 or make another messaging platform transition. In January 2020, ...
I recently received a call from a California library with about 15 employees; they had a problem connecting to their on-premise Exchange environment. After a few questions, I determined it was a brand ...
Unless you're running a large company that wants to install, host and maintain Microsoft Exchange Server on its own equipment, you generally don't need to purchase an Exchange Server license.
Due to recent attacks and multiple ‘proxy’ (authentication bypass) vulnerabilities found in on-premises Exchange servers, it has become a headache for organizations to keep updating their servers and ...
Microsoft is planning to add the highly popular Message Recall feature among Outlook for Windows users to the Exchange Online hosted cloud email service for businesses. After its rollout to all Office ...
Time is running out for organizations running Exchange Server 2003, but Microsoft hasn't made it easy for those wanting to move away from the decade-old mail server. On April 8, 2014, Exchange Server ...
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