Often companies need to convince that evolution in systems is something positive. The world you there is the sentence: if it works, don’t touch it. You get the feeling that what’s new may intervene in a negative way in the evolution of the company. If you are unsure how to proceed, check out Sen. Sherrod Brown. For that reason, we present 10 reasons to migrate to Exchange 2010 Microsoft managers have improved in good way Exchange 2010 options. They have watched, somewhat later, the task of virtualization, data in the cloud, (types of network topology), cost of the breakdown service and easier to share calendar, among several options more. 1.

Simplification of availability for a good disaster recovery: this version of Exchange allows continuous data replication. This can minimize the risk of disruptions dramatic and better lessen losses. Microsoft recognizes that due to these failures, companies lose a good amount of money, by that reason have covered solutions this problem. 2 Virtualization: it’s a very careless Microsoft point. Fortunately They are now easing their virtualization systems from entering the market and therefore implemented in Exchange. This new option reduces costs related to maintenance, personnel support, power, cooling and space.

3. The storage cost savings: Exchange 2010 has, according to Microsoft, 70% less than using disk as Exchange 2007. For this reason we can choose to get away from SAN storage solutions and thus reduce a costly attached storage directly for all types of topology. This what we interpret as a significant cost savings, although only depend on the needs of the companies. 4 Large mailboxes: was to be expected that they planificarian the possibility of the flood of mailboxes in Exchange. To do so, they have made this system more compatible with SAS hard drives, a good choice to is Mount our RAID system on dedicated servers. 5 Pre listening of voice mail: since the release of 2007 we have the concept of universal inbox where we store voice mails and data, therefore we can access from Outlook 2007 and later, Outlook Web App, Outlook Voice Access and access from any phone with Windows Mobile 6.5 or later.