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August 05, 2008 - EUKhost Ltd (http://www.eukhost.com), UK’s leading web hosting provider today launched fully managed Microsoft Exchange Server products. Microsoft Exchange Server is one of the most widely used messaging platforms in the world. Thousands of small and medium businesses rely on Microsoft Exchange Server for their corporate communications, calendar sharing and task management among team members. The solutions are extremely cost effective, flexible and equipped with a full range of features for email communication thereby improving the overall productivity and knowledge sharing within an organization.
All MS Exchange dedicated server solutions (http://www.eukhost.com/exchange-hosting-server-2003.php) by eUKhost are fully managed and offer all messaging and collaboration tools but without the significant expenses of purchasing the hardware, software and hiring an additional IT personnel. These solutions have been specifically developed so that any organization can easily deploy and utilize enterprise level email without the need of employing a dedicated Exchange Administrator. Companies for whom the use of Microsoft Exchange Server was a challenge can now opt for eUKhost's Exchange Server solution and tap into the full capabilities of Microsoft Exchange. Now get access to your emails, calendar’s and contacts anytime, anywhere, be it from a mobile device such as a BlackBerry or Outlook or a web browser.
"E-mail is a mission-critical application, and as business requirements evolve they require a highly feasible and innovative e-mailing solution that will meet business specific needs. eUKhost’s Dedicated Exchange Server solutions are ideal for such business requirements and provides them an opportunity to accelerate workflows and maintain a competitive edge” said Mark Ducadi, Chief Marketing Officer, eUKhost Ltd. He adds further "We at eUKhost would like to ensure that our customers are able to quickly and easily identify the benefits of the next-generation leading e-mail, calendaring and unified messaging solution.”
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