Exchange Server
Microsoft completes FrontBridge acquisition
Microsoft has just completed the acquisition of FrontBridge, a hosted email provider. Why FrontBridge?To offer Exchange as a hosted service (directly from Microsoft). It now…
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Google
GoogleTalk released…. yawn!
Every time Google releases a product, there is a lot of excitement built around it starting with rumors or leaks days or weeks before the…
Microsoft
Windows Vista it is!
Microsoft just announced the next version of Windows that practically the whole world (except for the Mac users perhaps?) is eagerly awaiting will be called…
Exchange 2007
Exchange 12 to axe Active/Active Clustering?
Oliver Rist’s Enterprise Windows column in InfoWorld talks about many facts/announcements related to the Exchange Server product roadmap – most of it discussed/announced at TechEd…
Exchange 2003
Exchange Server 2003 SP2 to ship soon!
Just back from TechEd in Orlando, and I’m going to try to make up for the slack in posting over the past few weeks. Exchange…
Exchange Server
IBM In Denial Over Lotus Notes
Another interesting article – this one’s about Lotus Notes’ declining marketshare, and the Lotus community’s claim of it still being No. 1. IBM In Denial…
News
The 24-hour Linux phenomenon
Interesting observation by InfoWorld columnist Neil McAllister. He quotes Jim Allchin (Group VP of Platforms at Microsoft). Excerpts from the Open Enterprise column (emphasis mine).…
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Windows Beats Linux in Live Security Contest
Interesting… I’ve since long held Windows as a more easily “securable” (provided you know how) OS. This just came in – from WinInfo Daily Update…
Exchange Server
Microsoft to acquire Sybari Software
Microsoft will acquire Sybari Software, the company that makes best-of-breed antivirus (and antispam) products for Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SPS, and (yes!) Lotus Domino. Another best-of-breed…
Exchange Server
Exchange joins Microsoft’s Billion Dollar Club, gets new product roadmap
It happened in 2004. Microsoft Exchange Server crossed the $1 billion revenue threshold, joining Microsoft’s enviable stable of products that the software company can rely…