There are many reasons to upgrade to Exchange 2007. In fact, Microsoft has put together a “Top Ten” list of reasons, but let us simplify it for you. The reasons for making the move to Exchange 2007 basically fall into four categories:
Support. Microsoft will no longer offer mainstream support on Exchange 2003 after April 14, 2009. After that, an extended support package will cost you from $30,000 to $50,000 per year. Per year.
Cost savings. Cost efficiencies are woven throughout the structure of Exchange 2007. Data replication, mobile messaging, and voice mail consolidation are just three areas that are specifically designed to save you money. See more about the potential savings you’ll enjoy with Exchange 2007.
Increased productivity. Many of Exchange 2007’s enhancements center on making your people more efficient and productive. Anytime, anywhere access. Unified messaging. New administrator tools. Just about everywhere you look, there’s something about Exchange 2007 that will extend time-saving, productivity-boosting benefits to your entire workforce.
Enhanced security. While Exchange 2007 makes more information available to more of your people, it also tightens security measures to protect your entire enterprise. Integrated anti-virus, anti-spam and anti-phishing technologies proactively snag even the latest threats.
ePlus excels at the Exchange transition.
The truth is, upgrades like this can get pretty complicated. To get it done quickly and smoothly—and correctly—you need a partner like ePlus. We’re a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. So we have the training and certifications, as well as access to resources and support, that only a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner has. On top of that, we have over 20 years of priceless experience handling complex installations like this. In fact, a good chunk of what we’ve done has involved previous incarnations of Microsoft Exchange. So we have a backlog of specific expertise that informs every step of the upgrade process. Together, our training and experience make an unbeatable combination—exactly what you want in your corner at a time like this.
