How to Grow Your Business in a New Region with Exchange Online

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As organizations grow, the challenge for IT is to deliver the same level of services in those new locations. Those locations could be a remote office in the same country or a new office in an emerging market, where cost and complexity can increase. Many questions need to be answered and solutions prioritized before these services can be up and running; but the first step for many organizations is to provide email service.

Exchange Online, a service from Microsoft Online Services, is a simple and reliable foundation for enterprise-wide email and calendaring coordination. Administration can be controlled from the main office. Clients are simply furnished with a URL and an account to access Exchange services. Even in low bandwidth areas, connecting to Exchange Online services using a browser provides users with access to a rich messaging suite.

The resources on this page will help you gain an understanding of how using Exchange Online can be a cloud messaging solution that meets your company's needs.

Exchange Online Application Capabilities
This 90-minute Level-200 training session provides an introduction to Exchange Online services, configuration and management.

About Exchange Online
This Help and How-To Guide walks through all the features of Exchange Online, including spam filtering, virus scanning and the synchronization of Active Directory across on-premise and cloud mail services.

TechNet Virtual Lab: Using Exchange 2010 Management Tools
Get a taste of Exchange Management in a virtual machine with a step-by-step guide.

Microsoft Online Services Cost Calculator
Assess the cost of using Microsoft Exchange Online and other Microsoft Online Services services.

How to Configure Outlook 2010 for Exchange Online
Microsoft’s Simon May explains how to manually configure Outlook to access Exchange Online services.