With a vote amongst the internal groups within the Exchange product group, as well as those in the TAP program, Microsoft Exchange 2010 was released to manufacturing today.
As someone who's been running on various Exchange 2010 builds in production for over a year, I can say that this version is by far the most feature rich, high performing, and stable version that the product group has ever released. Organizations looking to upgrade their existing Exchange environments should give 2010 a thorough look, as should orgs looking to migrate from non Microsoft platforms such as Notes, SendMail, and GroupWise.
Kudos to the product group for an outstanding product!
Pat Richard MVP
Plan for performance, and capacity takes care of itself. Plan for capacity, and suffer poor performance.
As someone who's been running on various Exchange 2010 builds in production for over a year, I can say that this version is by far the most feature rich, high performing, and stable version that the product group has ever released. Organizations looking to upgrade their existing Exchange environments should give 2010 a thorough look, as should orgs looking to migrate from non Microsoft platforms such as Notes, SendMail, and GroupWise.
Kudos to the product group for an outstanding product!
Pat Richard MVP
Plan for performance, and capacity takes care of itself. Plan for capacity, and suffer poor performance.