Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 2 Exchange 2010
Session 2 – Jim Lucey Senior Product Mgr, Exchange Product Mgmt
- deployment flexibility – on premises, Microsoft Online Services, Live@edu (range from control & flexibility->choice->student centric)
- SharePoint for free for academic institutions coming from Microsoft
- Demo of Web Exchange Admin functions – lots of new capabilities and flexibility
- Outlook Web Access (now called Outlook Web App) – excellent UX improvements, scrolling for all sub-windows, ability to ignore a conversation (especially when reply all gets abused), conversation views (finally works like GMail
, get mail tip that person you are sending mail to is out of office – BEFORE you send the email, feature called Moderation (Message Approval) which allows control of send to all, presence is integrated - Mail Tips are powerful – also have the ability to setup a custom mail tip
- Native BES integration
- OCS – voice mail preview in text
- Support for Firefox and Safari browsers
- Calendar sharing in Outlook Web App – allows for federated calendars outside your organization with encrypted transport
- Email Archiving that is integrated with archiving, retention and discovery with granular retention and legal hold policies
- Discovery – allows for multi-mailbox search – good for FOIPOP and Security
- Powerful Transport Rules – many ways to configure and control
- Advanced Security integration with MS Forefront
Related posts:
- Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 8 OCS Case Study
- Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 3 Office System Futures
- Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 10 Live@edu Overview
- Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 7 Unified Communications Overview
- Canadian Colleges Update – Dec 2009 Session 4 Windows 7 and the Optimized Desktop