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October 02, 2007

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October 2, 2007

In this Issue:

  • Perspective: Exchange 2007 SP1, and a Bit of UC Confusion
  • Exchange 2007 SP1 and UM Resources
  • September 2007 Exchange & Outlook Pro VIP Articles in PDF
  • Coming this Month

 

Perspective: Exchange 2007 SP1,
and a Bit of UC Confusion

As the Exchange Server 2007 SP1 beta cycle progresses, you might be paying attention to news about the service pack, which is scheduled for GA around the same time as Windows Server 2008 late this year. Even if your organization has put off migrating to Exchange 2007, judging by the large number of downloads of the beta (at last count, more than 900,000—see Paul Robichaux's August 20 blog post), the signs are that we'll see an Exchange 2007 migration wave in the last months of 2007 on into 2008. Maybe it's because budget season is at hand and the timing is right for organizations to justify the upgrade expense, or maybe it's just the typical time lag between a new software release, with its bleeding-edge adopters, and when the bulk of migrations actually occur (especially after a new service pack has come out to smooth out the rough spots in the original release). . . .

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