Microsoft Exchange Online is designed for organisations who want to benefit from cloud-based email without sacrificing the business-class capabilities that Exchange Server has always provided. Built on the same technology as Exchange Server 2010, Exchange Online provides organisations with the latest capabilities including; built-in archiving, optional Conversation View, and MailTips, along with powerful web-based tools for managing online deployments. Microsoft handles the ongoing maintenance, patches and upgrades of the Exchange infrastructure while providing IT administrators the control and flexibility they require.
What’s new in Exchange Online?
- Voice mail with unified messaging
- Integrated personal archiving
- Retention policies and legal hold
- Exchange Control Panel
- Free/busy coexistence
- Cross-premises management
The Key benefits of Exchange Online are:
- Industry-leading, always up-to-date antivirus and anti-spam solutions
- Disaster recovery though continuously-replicated, geo-redundant data centres that are third-party certified to international standards
- Robust management tools that keep IT administrators in control of user permissions, distribution lists and security policies similar to a sophisticated on-premises deployment
- Familiar end-user experience with the same Microsoft Outlook and Office programs you know, ensuring a minimal learning curve
- Interoperable with most devices, including PCs, Macs, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Phone and iPhones as well as all major web browsers
- Large 25 GB mailboxes and the ability to send attachments up to 25 MB
- 24/7, IT-level support over the phone, the web or email
- Financially-backed, guaranteed 99.9% uptime Service Level Agreement
Download the Exchange Online summary, and the Exchange Online technical overview.