ENow, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner specializing in infrastructure consulting and the development of software to simplify systems management, today released Feature Pack 2 for their award-winning Exchange and Mobile Device Management solution, Mailscape. The new version helps companies ensure a smooth migration to Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, streamlines daily IT tasks associated with e-mail system administration, and provides over 40 new reports, including mobile device usage.

ENow, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner specializing in Microsoft infrastructure consulting and the development of software to simplify systems management, had their Principal Architect Jay Paul Gundotra as the featured speaker at the "Migrate 2010: Strategies for Upgrading Exchange & SharePoint" Seminar. The event was held at Microsoft UK headquarters and was jointly hosted by Essential computing.

Essential Computing and Metalogix Software, today announced that they will be hosting a joint seminar event to discuss migration strategies for upgrading to Exchange and SharePoint 2010. The event, which will also include lunch and an afternoon session on email archiving, will be held on June 23, 2010, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Microsoft office in Reading. The event is a result of Essential's recent partnership with Metalogix as a member of the Metalogix partner program.

We are pleased to include leading PR firm Hill & Knowlton amongst our growing Mailscape customer base. Ease of use, incisiveness of information and cost were key factors in the decision making process.

"Mailscape proved its worth within 30 days of the installation. Just one example is when one of our remote sites was using all of its bandwidth, and we were considering having to add further leased lines. Mailscape was able to identify and narrow down where the bandwidth was being used. It actually pinpointed one user who was sending up to 700 separate 1 MB emails every day."
CIO EMEA of H&K, Chris Goosen.

Microsoft SCOM is impressive, but it's too complex for first-line responders. Luckily, there's a better option. This independent article on InfoWorld written by renowned Exchange expert J. Peter Bruzzese, explains why he thinks Microsoft SCOM is too complex for first-line responders, and why he likes Mailscape. Read more...

The award-winning total systems management tool that combines Exchange monitoring, reporting, and administrative features in one solution now supports Exchange 2010, including a new feature that allows administrators to verify, monitor and report on Database Availability Groups (DAGs) Read more...

As part of a major restructuring and cost saving programme, Manchester Primary Care Trust's new HQ was sized to reflect the fact that not all staff would be in the office at any given time. Find out more about the technology, infrastructure and shift in mind-set needed to make hot desking work at the Trust.

Mailscape was selected the winner in the Exchange Administration Category of the MSExchange.org Readers’ Choice Awards. Exchange Tasks 2007 and NetIQ Exchange Administrator were first runner-up and second runner-up.
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The integration of IT systems after a merger or takeover is always a challenging project, offering the potential for disrupting customer service and damage to reputation if the switch hits a problem. When a leading bank bought a personal financial services company, migrating to the acquirer’s core banking system and unifying other key business applications such as email was a major priority.

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