Exchange 2007 Mobility Beyond Version 2003

Exchange 2007 has a very significant improvement in Mobile information capabilities relative to Exchange 2003. I think I'm probably the first one to admit that I'm getting used to having my emails in my butt pocket! Although Exchange 2007 is not as powerful as the good information servers, it is enough to meet the needs of most companies. Many of the features of Exchange 2007 are quite attractive to corporate customers, including:

System administrator--or user--can launch remote device data erasure: In Exchange 2007, as in Exchange 2003 SP2, a system administrator can remotely initiate device data erasure or password reset (reset). This is especially useful when the device is stolen, so that confidential data can be prevented from falling into the hands of others. In Exchange 2007, a user can also launch device data erasure through Outlook Web Access. This is especially useful when a device is stolen in the morning, because it pros may not be able to initiate data cleanup at this point.

Enhanced security Policy: In Exchange 2007, mobile security policies can be organized according to different user groups or different users. These security policies include requiring data encryption, too many pin input errors, deleting data, restricting the size of attachments, and so on.

Remote search: A server-based mailbox can be searched from a local device and the search results sent back to the device. This means that a user can search for a Full mailbox (something that's been stored for months), and then get the full search results.

Standard Information synthesis: A mobile device can also sync with a user's standard information device to get your voicemail or fax on the road.

There are many other features that are not listed here, and the list of these features is particularly significant and worth your attention.