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Exchange Server / Managed Exchange Services
Many Internet Service Providers (ISP's) and Application
Service Providers (ASP's) are now offering Managed Exchange.
Simply put, this means that a small business can now utilise
the power of Exchange without needing an in-house IT department
to manage the Exchange Server for them. We look at the pros
and cons of this approach. Read
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Microsoft
Exchange Server 12 to retain existing Data Store
There
has been speculation that the next version of Exchange Server,
due in 2006, known internally as Exchange 12 (E12), would depart
radically from the current version, namely Exchange 2003. Fortunately,
in January Microsoft announced that they would be retaining
the existing Jet database engine for the next version of Microsft
Exchange. This is a significant announcement because there have
been plans to change the data store, possibly merging it with
SQL Server 2005, or using the much touted Windows Future Storage
(WinFS). Read
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Why
CRM Projects Fail - How an Outlook-Based CRM System increases
the chances of a Successful Implementation
This
articles analyses some of the “human”, i.e. people-related
factors that can cause a CRM project to fail. It then looks
at why, for those businesses already utilising Microsoft®
Outlook® for their day-to-day e-mail, diary and contact
management, implementing an Outlook-based CRM system gives you
the best chance of overcoming these issues and ensuring a successful
CRM implementation. Read
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New
Versions of MX-Contact
January 26th, 2006: ExchangeWise
today announced the release of its SQL Server-based Editions
of MX-Contact, its highly successful Outlook-based CRM and Contact
Management system.
3 new versions of MX-Contact
are now available, namely the SOHO
Standard, SOHO
Advanced and Enterprise
Editions. All 3 have the same Outlook front-end interface as
the current Personal/Professional and Workgroup/Corporate Editions
of MX-Contact, but store data in a SQL Server database
rather than an Outlook Data File (Personal and Professional)
or Exchange Server Public Folders (Workgroup and Corporate Editions).
Read
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Release
of MX-Contact.NET
May 30th, 2006: ExchangeWise today announced
the release of its web-based Edition of MX-Contact,
namely MX-Contact.NET.
MX-Contact.NET is essentially 2 products in one, namely a web
client for the SQL Server-based Editions of MX-Contact, and
a stand-alone web-based CRM system.
MX-Contact.NET has a user interface that matches that of Microsoft
Outlook Web Access, so that it is easy to learn for someone
who is familiar with Outlook or OWA. Read
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