Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 426 pages
- Published by: Sybex April 28, 2008
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0470224460
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0470224465
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Book Dimensions:
9.2 x 7.3 x 1 inches
- Weighs: 1.4 pounds
Product Description
Meeting the Messaging requirements of Your Business As a systems administrator, you're expected to respond to the technical requirements of your organization while trying to fit them into its overall business goals. Few IT professionals have the combination of skills needed to pull it off. This unique book bridges that gap. It takes you beyond the routine administration tasks and teaches you how to plan and launch an Exchange Server 2007 enterprise solution that fully integrates the requirements of the IT staff, end users, and business managers alike. You'll learn how to assess the enterprise's vital messaging requirements and management's expected return on investment (ROI), how to build an effective infrastructure plan to meet those goals, and finally, how to present your business case, win plan approval, and start implementation.
With pages of clear-cut explanations, case studies, and real-world scenarios, this hands-on guide walks you through every phase, from planning to development to deployment, while offering strategic and practical techniques you'll find valuable throughout your professional career.
- Understand the basic tenets of service-oriented architecture (SOA)
- Assess your current Exchange infrastructure and capacities
- Examine management's business goals and forecast for future growth
- Plan the right infrastructure, including deployment, compliance, anti-spam and anti-virus, security, and mail archiving
- Explore and establish Exchange Server 2007 server roles, including Edge Transport, Unified Messaging, ActiveSync(r), POP3 and IMAP4, Outlook(r) Web Access, and more
- Outline objectives, determine resources, set timelines, and create functional documentation for your solutions and processes
- Present your business case to decision-makers, including cost analysis, expected benefits, and criteria for determining success
Back Cover Copy
Meeting the Messaging requirements of Your Business As a systems administrator, you're expected to respond to the technical requirements of your organization while trying to fit them into its overall business goals. Few IT professionals have the combination of skills needed to pull it off. This unique book bridges that gap. It takes you beyond the routine administration tasks and teaches you how to plan and launch an Exchange Server 2007 enterprise solution that fully integrates the requirements of the IT staff, end users, and business managers alike. You'll learn how to assess the enterprise's vital messaging requirements and management's expected return on investment (ROI), how to build an effective infrastructure plan to meet those goals, and finally, how to present your business case, win plan approval, and start implementation.
With pages of clear-cut explanations, case studies, and real-world scenarios, this hands-on guide walks you through every phase, from planning to development to deployment, while offering strategic and practical techniques you'll find valuable throughout your professional career.
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Understand the basic tenets of service-oriented architecture (SOA) -
Assess your current Exchange infrastructure and capacities -
Examine management's business goals and forecast for future growth -
Plan the right infrastructure, including deployment, compliance, anti-spam and anti-virus, security, and mail archiving -
Explore and establish Exchange Server 2007 server roles, including Edge Transport, Unified Messaging, ActiveSync®, POP3 and IMAP4, Outlook® Web Access, and more -
Outline objectives, determine resources, set timelines, and create functional documentation for your solutions and processes -
Present your business case to decision-makers, including cost analysis, expected benefits, and criteria for determining success
Reader ReviewsMr. Tschanz has a writing style that is easy to read and comprehend. He makes hard concepts understandable.
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