What you should know when migrating to Exchange 2010

Exchange 2010 delivers greater deployment flexibility and reliability than ever before. It’s without doubt the best version of Exchange yet.

But before moving to Exchange 2010, IT Managers need to identify and assess the additional risks that may be introduced during the migration process, such as email downtime, data loss, interruptions to policy enforcement, and cost escalation during the migration.

And, in addition to this, they have to take into account the added complexity of managing the ancillary email systems that exist around the mail server.

How does Mimecast help?

Mimecast offers cloud-based email security, continuity and archiving services for Exchange 2010, delivered through a single unified platform. This single solution approach can reduce the risks associated with the complexity of ancillary email systems, as Mimecast provides anti-spam, anti-virus, data leak prevention, email archiving, content control, eDiscovery and continuity services.

Replacing these disparate systems with Mimecast before you start migrating to Exchange 2010 eliminates the additional complexity that these systems introduce, without sacrificing any functionality.

Mimecast’s unified approach also ensures consistent email policy enforcement irrespective of any issues that may impact the organization’s own infrastructure during the migration.