Workload
Unified Messaging
Benefits
One inbox for all your messages
With Microsoft unified communications technologies e-mail, voice-mail,
faxes, and calendar events all arrive in one inbox. That means you can
prioritize and color code your voice-mails and faxes just like any piece
of e-mail. You can even forward them, to one person or one thousand,
with a few clicks.
Programmatic path to compliance
With voice-mail and faxes integrated into Microsoft Exchange Server
2007, you can apply the same programmatic journaling and archiving you
use for e-mail retention to all of your asynchronous messaging.
Retaining e-mail, voice-mail, and faxes in a central archive resolves
many of the compliance issues businesses currently face.
Enhanced support for mobile users
Exchange Server 2007 includes Exchange ActiveSync technology, to deliver
messaging to a variety of mobile devices a rich Outlook experience on
Windows Mobile Devices. Microsoft Outlook Web Access has been redesigned
for greater stability and security, so users can stay connected via the
Web.
Unified messaging requirements
Microsoft unified communications technologies are interdependent
solutions. Ideal working environments have a complete build-out of
technologies. But some technologies can work on their own.
Complete unified messaging service requires:
