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While I was attending the Exchange "12" Ignite training at Microsoft (and cut off from the rest of the world - no internet access for visitors at Microsoft campus - wireless or otherwise) over the last 2 days, the upcoming version of Exchange that was known by its code-name Exchange "12" got its official name - Exchange Servers 2007.
After Osmium (Exchange 5.5), Platinum (2000), Titanium (2003), the code-name Exchange "12" deviated from the theme of using names of metals. Needless to say, Exchange "12" did not earn Microsoft any accolades for product naming or codenames. Perhaps Microsoft should get the folks who came up with codenames like Wolfpack to do all product naming. :)
After Osmium (Exchange 5.5), Platinum (2000), Titanium (2003), the code-name Exchange "12" deviated from the theme of using names of metals. Needless to say, Exchange "12" did not earn Microsoft any accolades for product naming or codenames. Perhaps Microsoft should get the folks who came up with codenames like Wolfpack to do all product naming. :)
Labels: Exchange Server 2007, Newsbytes
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