Microsoft Exchange Reviews

My primary use case is for migrations, setting up hybrid identities, and integrating with other systems, for example, SharePoint.

Exchange has helped us with encryption.

Exchange has all the calibration features you need.

One thing for improvement would be to have an offline version of Exchange available for use if our connection goes down.

I've been using this solution for fifteen to sixteen years.

This product is stable.

Exchange is scalable.

I would give this solution a rating of nine out of ten.

It is very well integrated with other Microsoft programs, teams, and so on. They work well together. 

It's not always the finest solution in terms of integration with products that are not from Microsoft. It integrates very well with Microsoft products but not with third-party products. 

I have been using Microsoft Exchange for approximately five years.

It is stable. 

It is scalable. Around 100 users in our company are using it. 

I don't have any experience with technical support.

It was easy to set it up.

It's working very well. There is no problem, but the price is not the best.

It is a good product. Only the price and integration can be improved. 

I would rate Microsoft Exchange a nine out of ten.

EWS support, through which I have customized, e.g., response for my device to display meeting info on device.

Using EWS support, we have created a custom UI to display meeting info on our local portal to utilize and manage meeting and conference rooms effectively.

It is overall all good, though technical support is just average.

Two and a half years. Currently, I am not working in the specific project. so I am not using it, but the company is using it.

No.

No.

Just average.

Previously used Lotus Domino and moved to this box of support. We switched because of the help that we easily get from it.

Not applicable.

Not put on the team managing this.

No.

We previously used Microsoft Exchange but have moved to an MDN email solution due to cost and user growth.

Microsoft Exchange is a user-friendly and easy-to-deploy solution, which is beneficial for handling emails even without professional support. It is effective in managing email integration with tools like Outlook. Although pricing is a limiting factor, it proves to be an efficient solution for organizations familiar with its functionality.

The biggest issue with Microsoft Exchange is its high cost, especially in pricing for license upgrades and expansion to more users. The solution is not cost-effective for companies in economies with limited resources.

While Microsoft Exchange is a top solution, the licensing and associated costs make it challenging to scale, especially when user numbers increase.

The Microsoft support structure, while technically proficient, involves case transfers across different global locations, leading to increased resolution times.

We switched from Microsoft Exchange to an MDN email solution due to the increasing cost and our company's expansion.

Microsoft Exchange is costly, and its licensing model can be expensive over time as more users require licenses.

I have researched Google Workspace, IceWarp, and Zimbra Collaboration.

Microsoft Exchange is a strong solution but costly, especially for regions with limited financial resources. Despite this, I would recommend Microsoft Exchange for its efficiency and ease of use. Overall, I rate Microsoft Exchange nine out of ten.

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