Exchange 2007 under construction

Volish confirmation

By Nick Farrell

Mon Dec 11 2006, 08:55

MICROSOFT has confirmed that it is manufacturing Exchange 2007 with the big idea that it will be in the shops by the end of the year.

According to the Exchange team's Bog the new features in this updated release include enhancements designed for mobile users, integration with Microsoft's own Antigen for Exchange anti-virus software, and new policy compliance tools.

Exchange 2003 has been out and about since September 28, 2003. The new improved version is supposed can deal with things like spam that was not such a big problem in those days. µ

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