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Titanium now Exchange Server 2003
Microsoft officially christened the next iteration of Exchange 2000 "Exchange Server 2003." The product had been code named Titanium...
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Jan 7, 2003
Exchange 2003 goes under the microscope
reliability. But for shops to fully benefit, they need to run Outlook 2003 and Windows Server 2003. Exchange 2003 is due to ship next month...
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Sep 23, 2003
Microsoft publicizes 2003 product lineup
made public the list of products it plans to release next year, including Windows .NET Server 2003, a .NET development upgrade called Visual Studio.NET 2003, and updates to Office and Exchange...
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Dec 17, 2002
Microsoft, user differ on details of Exchange 2003 flaw
A network admin found a flaw in an Exchange Server 2003 component, and Microsoft says the flaw occurs only with certain configurations. That isn't so, says the admin...
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Nov 25, 2003
TechEd: Microsoft announces RC1 of Exchange Server 2003
Microsoft has rolled out a first release candidate of Exchange Server 2003, along with a toolbox full of goodies to make your move from 5.5 easier. Meanwhile, third-party vendors are looking to ride the coattails of Redmond's new release...
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Jun 2, 2003
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Microsoft has big plans for mail migration
systems can be retired, Pro Exchange's Bryant said. Microsoft is prepping 'Red Bull,' a refashioned suite of migration tools, to get users to migrate off of Domino and Groupwise and onto Exchange Server 2003...
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Jan 11, 2006
Lotus, Microsoft wrangle for e-mail market share
fiercely for dominance of the enterprise messaging space.
Heading into 2003, both companies are hyping new or upcoming releases of their core messaging products, Microsoft Exchange Server and Lotus Domino and Notes. But the days of contentious competition between the two vendors are probably over. According to David Ferris, president of San Francisco-based messaging research... More... Dec 6, 2002
From SAP to Sobig and Domino, 2003's high-tech winners and losers
punching bag, but the company deserves its due. This year it pushed a huge amount of software through the pipeline. We saw the debut of Microsoft CRM and new versions of Windows Server, Exchange Server, Storage Server, Office, and Systems Management Server. It was also a big year for major beta releases, including the next-generation SQL Server and the next-generation Visual Studio. Now comes...
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Dec 23, 2003
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