Microsoft Exchange Email Hosting

Thursday, December 23, 2010

A press release from Microsoft published in March 2008 estimates "that 81 of Fortune 100 companies, along with millions of users, use [Microsoft] Exchange as their primary messaging and calendaring platform." This highlights the fact that sending, receiving and sharing communications and information today thoroughly depends on the MS Exchange platform.
Microsoft Exchange Email
Sending and receiving emails are a crucial part of everyday communication as businesses rely on their internal and external communication. It is estimated that the number of emails being sent each and every day in 2008 was around 210 billion. This figure would be even higher today, a year later. On the MS Exchange platform you can send/receive emails seamlessly based on your circumstances; emails can be accessed on your desktop computer / Laptop wherever you are connected, mobile phone or on the web.

Exchange on your Desktop/Laptop
Email client running on the MS Exchange platform. With Microsoft Outlook you can organise your workload, share information with others and all from one place. Thunderbird from Mozilla is an open source development and a no cost email client to use if you are not using Outlook. Using Thunderbird with Exchange lets you access emails through Entourage, Mac Mail, or any POP or IMAP desktop client.
Exchange on your Mobile Phone
POP or IMAP connection with your mobile phone or smart phone, such as BlackBerry, iPhone or Windows Mobile. MS Exchange on your mobile phone lets you stay connected to your email on the go 24/7/365.

Email Hosting provider when deciding on using Microsoft Exchange platform?

UK with an excellent working relationship with Microsoft Exchange is Rackspace. Email hosting from Rackspace is supported by Microsoft Certified professional staff and Rackspace is one of only 6 email hosting providers who have achieved a Microsoft Gold partner status.

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