Here’s an interesting thought.  In my experience, sadly, all too few IT departments take the time to think this through, work out plans to mitigate what may happen, and monitor the process so errors get caught by the IT staff before the CEO calls to announce he has lost all his email.

Of course, you can run it any way you wish … I just personally think it is better to take advanatage of free training and do the job smarter.

Before You Migrate: 5 Considerations in Protecting against Email Outages and Data Loss

Featured Speakers:

Aaron Goldberg
VP, Market Experts Group
Ziff Davis Enterprise

Chris Scharff
Microsoft Exchange Server MVP,
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

Scott Griffin
Product Manager, Email Management Services – Dell MessageOne

Jun 25, 2008
4:00 p.m. Eastern/1:00 p.m. Pacific
Duration: 60 minutes

Technology Professional,

According to Osterman Research, more than 50% of organizations using Microsoft Exchange will upgrade to Exchange 2007 by 2009.

While in the final planning stages of an upgrade, are you considering how your new email infrastructure will address high availability, archiving, recovery, compliance, e-Discovery and the growing costs of storage management? These aspects of email management are critical not just to IT but to the highest level of business functions at your company: coming up short in any of these areas is just not acceptable. And, knowing how Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 addresses email compliance and continuity is essential.

Join us for this 1-hr eSeminar event, hear from a Microsoft Exchange MVP, experts from Ziff Davis and Dell MessageOne™, and get the inside scoop on how to manage your most important email challenges with Exchange 2007. You will also learn how Dell MessageOne’s Email Management Services complement Exchange 2007, providing the availability and integrity that is critical to your organization and business process, and helping to lower your overall cost of ownership.

Sponsored by Dell MessageOne

Can’t make it? Register and watch the recording on-demand, after it takes place.

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