What is Microsoft Exchange?
Microsoft Exchange is an enterprise-wide messaging and calendaring application known for having one of the most functional and reliable calendaring systems available. Exchange’s primary functions are to send, store and deliver email and calendar items.

The latest version of this application is Exchange 2010, which at this point is a very mature release. If you have any interest in or need to move forward with an upgrade or installation of Exchange 2010, Coyote Creek Consulting has no hesitation in recommending this product.

What Microsoft Exchange 2010 Can Do For Your Organization

• Provide an Enterprise-Wide Platform for Messaging and Calendaring - Microsoft Exchange is a proven product that has been around for over 15 years. It works in huge corporations, small corporations, and everything in between – and it works well. In addition to providing basic functions such as a global address list of all email accounts in your organization, Exchange also provides more advanced functions, including:
  • Anytime/Anywhere Access to email, voice mail, calendar items and contacts for all users. Information can be accessed via desk top or lap top computer, browser, mobile device, or even a basic telephone, all with excellent security.
  • Unified Messaging that is built in to the application, enabling you to integrate experiences currently associated with the telephone (such as phone calls, voice mail and conferencing) into work normally done on a computer (i.e. email, calendar, documents, spreadsheets and instant messaging). This makes it possible, for example, for you to access email via voice mail and voice mail via email.
• Keep Your Users’ Email Up 24/7 - Exchange 2010 comes with a choice of excellent high availability and disaster recovery options. Let us help you design and build the right solution for you.
• Run Well on Virtual Servers - “Server virtualization” refers to the process of taking one physical server and dividing it up into multiple isolated virtual servers, each of which functions in its own self-contained virtual environment. Companies that virtualize Microsoft Exchange 2010 can:
  • Reduce costs by consolidating down from multiple physical servers to just one or two
  • Improve business continuity management by minimizing the impact of scheduled and unscheduled downtime through the use of copied and clustered virtual servers
  • Create quicker and easier testing environments that are agile enough to accommodate your organization’s constantly changing requirements

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