On April 15, 2009, Microsoft announced that Exchange 2010 will have built-in support for archiving. Though Microsoft has been slow to reveal details about the new offering, its announcement is shaking the archiving market and the adjacent markets for e-discovery and compliance.

Customers are considering whether to adopt Microsoft’s solution and, if appropriate, whether to migrate away from currently deployed solutions. They are deferring purchases of archiving solutions until Microsoft clarifies its offering. And archiving, e-discovery, and compliance vendors are reevaluating their technology and sales messages.

In this white paper and and its companion webcast, David Ferris cuts through the confusion about Exchange 2010 and explains what the product’s archiving features do, what they don’t do, and why there will continue to be a healthy market for third party archiving solutions.

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Who Should Read This Report
This white paper is suitable for Exchange administrators and IT technology planners in organizations with at least 500 mailboxes, and for resellers and systems integrators looking to advise their customers on their archiving decisions.

Sponsorship Opportunities
Vendors of archiving, e-discovery, and compliance technology can purchase distribution rights for the webcast and the associated white paper. It helps increase awareness of their offerings, and positions their offerings vis a vis Exchange 2010 archiving. For more information on sponsoring, click here.