Those were posted on their own blogs, and I wanted to mention them as some of this information is really priceless! While it is possible that many visitors to Exchange Team blog already know about those, there will be those that do not know: From Jeremy Kelly's blog: Determine the True...

On November 15 th , Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 was awarded the Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 4 (EAL 4+) certification (please see below for definition of different levels), the highest level awarded to a messaging product as defined by the Common Criteria for Information Technology...

Exchange Server 5.5 was released in 1998 when the world of email was a very different place. The last seven years has seen a dramatic increase in the volume of emails and spam, increasingly sophisticated viruses and Internet attacks, and stronger regulation for archiving and compliance. Exchange Server...

The Customer Experience team (CXP - because everything at Microsoft has to have a TLA :-) is looking for a program manager to join our team and focus on making Exchange easier and cheaper to use. With the usual program manager position, you own a certain part of the product such as OWA or transport,...

An interesting Beta opportunity... Data Protection Manager (DPM) is a key member of the Microsoft System Center family of management products, designed to help IT Pros manage their Windows environment. Today, DPM 2006 delivers centralized backup for branch offices, while providing rapid and reliable...

I wanted to make sure you all knew about this little bit of information, buried in the page and the FAQ about Exchange 2003 SP2: Q. Did the storage limit change? A. Based on feedback from customers like you and because of the evolution of e-mail usage, we are increasing the storage limit for...

There's a new Blog in town - the new MS Small Business Community Blog . The tree components of the Small Business Community now are: 1) MS Small Business Community SharePoint Site 2) MS Small Business Community User Group 3) MS Small Business Community Blog For more info, please go here ! - Nino Bilic

Last September we announced the release of the Microsoft Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer Tool. This tool has been extremely successful and widely used. Building on that success, we are now announcing the release of version 2. Version 2 incorporates a lot of new features and enhancements based...

… you get what some people are calling a "Blogcast". Eileen Brown has posted a couple of short video clips blogcasts showcasing a specific feature on Exchange, one on Smartphone with Exchange and one on the Recovery Storage Group in Exchange 2003. Let us know if you like this format or what you think...

Job Title: Engineering Services Management (Engineering Manager) 146868 Job Category: IT Operations Product: Not product specific Location: WA - Redmond Purpose: Effective leadership of the Exchange team, with clear communication and management by example. This is a hands-on working...

"In our last fiscal year (July 2008-June 2009), more than 4.7 million people began the switch to Exchange and SharePoint from Notes", Exchange marketing director Julia White posts on the Unified Communications blog. Cost savings is the number one driver for migrations, according to the post. Another...

I while ago I mentioned that the Unified Communications Group team created a blog . They have announced that they will continue posting on two new blogs in the future: Office Communications Server Office Communicator If you want to keep up with those - go ahead and sign up! - Nino Bilic

It certainly has been an exciting couple of months with the UC Launch and hearing a lot of great feedback and excitement from customers and press about the work we've done in Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1).  Today we are announcing the release of SP1 to the web for existing Exchange Server...

During Microsoft TechEd 2010 in New Orleans, I interviewed a few of the Exchange Server Program Managers and Technical Managers. These interviews are live on my blog as well. iCal and Calendar Publishing Adam Glick, Senior Technical Product Manager discusses iCal and Calendar Publishing capabilities...

Do you have great development skills? Are you passionate about writing robust code and pride yourself on designing the best solution to a problem possible? Do you find creative ways to break things and debug tough problems? Do you want to work on a cutting edge team developing a modern managed code automation...

We have some great news - today, Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 1 Beta 2 is available as a community technology preview. This is a great milestone for the product and the team and builds on the great work we did in Exchange 2007. We are distributing the release through MSDN and TechNet Plus subscriptions...

Last year, we delivered the Microsoft Exchange Server Best Practices Analyzer, or ExBPA for short. Since then we've made several upgrades to that tool as well as published monthly updates to the validations the tool does. The feedback loop that has been established between the product development team...