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Managed Exchange Hosting for Large Enterprises Reduces Communication Confusion
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Managed Exchange Hosting for Large Enterprises Reduces Communication Confusion

HostLabs, a global leader in Microsoft Exchange hosting services for Windows applications specialized in Microsoft Exchange 5.5, Exchange 2000, Exchange 2003, and Lotus Notes Migrations, has recommended managed Exchange hosting services for large enterprises with communication requirements between multiple branches or with mobile employees

Enterprises with multiple branches or with mobile employees have found it absolutely necessary to use Exchange Server or a similar program to communicate efficiently.

"If you’re doing business with a POP3 (Internet e-mail) account, you are unable to organize company information in a central server and you have limited collaboration support," said Brian Furphy, CEO of HostLabs. "Enterprises with multiple branches or with mobile employees have found it absolutely necessary to use Exchange Server or a similar program to communicate efficiently."

If your business has branch offices, using Exchange Server can help you:
*     share customer information or team documents and task lists from a central location
*     reduce costs by converting paper-based forms into electronic ones, such as expense and time-card reporting

If you have a mobile work force, using Exchange Server can help your employees:
*     work with messages and applications, such as customer account management, when disconnected from the network
*     check e-mail and collaborate from anywhere, anytime through a browser, pocket pc, blackberry, or just about any mobile device
*     share customer information or team documents and task lists from a central location

"Exchange Server and Outlook do not do what you need them to do right out of the box," said Brian Furphy, CEO of HostLabs. "Getting the communication system your company needs requires time devoted to planning and creating solid integration layers among your hardware, Active Directory, domain name server (DNS), and Exchange Server resources. Many enterprises have saved as much as 50% on exchange hosting with HostLabs compared to the cost of managing Exchange Server or Lotus Notes in-house."

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