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  • May 23, 2013
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    UC Architects make a splash with their new Windows Phone App 1

    It's nice to have some help to filter the mass of information that we have to cope with on a daily basis. The fine people known as "the UC Architects" have made a Windows Phone app available. Those of you who insist on using i* devices or Android can use their podcast feed. And there's more because Microsoft has updated its RSS feed for Exchange. All good stuff!...More
  • May 21, 2013
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    The rather splendid Exchange 2013 server calculator 1

    The old adage is that you wait forever for a bus and then two come along in quick succession. So it is with Exchange 2013 hardware planning tools with the May 6 article on performance planning methodology being followed by by a May 14 release of an updated mailbox role calculator. All seems well and there's lots of goodness in the Excel-driven calculator. But do remember to engage your brain as recommendations derived by software are not always (or ever) perfect....More
  • May 16, 2013
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    Migration challenges await in City of Boston's transition to Gmail 3

    Microsoft lost its most recent fight with Google as the City of Boston decided to move from Exchange to Gmail and Google Docs. I see some challenges ahead to migrate Microsoft Office documents to Google Docs but the most interesting question that arises from this situation is why Microsoft failed to win with Office 365. After all, when you are the incumbent, it's hard to lose. Isn't it?...More
  • May 14, 2013
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    New email features from Microsoft and Google prove the worth of competition

      Apropos to my recent post about the importance of the competition that has occurred between Google and Microsoft in the evolution of email since the introduction of Gmail in April 2004, two other recent developments by Google seem worthy of positive comment....More
  • May 9, 2013
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    Configuring site mailboxes: a candidate for automation

    Exchange 2013 supports site mailboxes, a new way of document-centric collaboration that bridges the gap between Exchange and SharePoint. To use site mailboxes, you need to deploy SharePoint 2013 alongside Exchange 2013 and use Outlook 2013 as the client. Outlook is clever enough to mask the join marks between the email items stored and managed by Exchange and the documents held in SharePoint, with each site mailbox using a form of shared mailbox in Exchange and a SharePoint site. So good so far and we’re off to a new era of collaborative bliss – or maybe not....More
  • May 7, 2013
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    The curious lack of Exchange 2013 hardware planning tools

    Exchange 2010 has a great mailbox server role calculator available to help plan server configurations. Yet eight months after its release, Microsoft still has not updated its tools to support Exchange 2013. What's going on and why might this be so? Perhaps it's the nature of the changes that have been made to Exchange 2013. What's for sure is that you will need to equip servers with more memory......More
  • May 2, 2013
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    Exchange Connections - Calling all speakers

    Las Vegas in October - conference time again. But with a difference - Exchange Connections is back and it's going to be packed with insightful and practical information about Exchange and its surrounding ecosystem. Opportunities exist for speakers and you can submit session ideas until May 14. It should be great fun!...More
  • Apr. 30, 2013
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    Why Exchange 2013 asks you to restart the Information Store after creating a new database 4

    You might be surprised when the Exchange Administration Center or the Exchange Management Shell prompt to restart the Information Store service after you create a new mailbox database. It's a side effect of the new memory management model used by Exchange 2013's Managed Store....More
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