Cloud Enablement & Operations
Exchange Server 2016: Improved Features and Functionality
By David Barter
February 23, 2016
In October of last year, Exchange Server 2016 became available. This was big news and, in case you missed it, I wanted to bring it back to your attention now that it has some market adoption. Unlike previous versions of Exchange, this one was forged in the cloud. Read this technet blog post to get a nice overview. Some of the highlights of new capabilities include:
- Better collaboration
- Improved Outlook web experience
- Search functionality
- Greater extensibility
- eDiscovery
- Simplified architecture
- High Availability
If you’re looking for extensive details, visit the Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 product guide.
If you have any questions around Exchange Server 2016, please reach out and we’ll be sure to get them answered for you.
By David Barter, Practice Manager, Microsoft Technologies
David Barter
Ad GreenPages’ Microsoft Technologies Practice Manager, David builds the Microsoft brand and technology solutions with GreenPages’ customers. He has managed the professional services work and engineers at GreenPages, worked to build the go-to-market strategy for Microsoft, and fostered a strong and deep relationship with Microsoft and the Microsoft ecosystem, setting GreenPages apart as the leading Microsoft Partner in the Northeast and Southeast. David has vast experience across many IT roles, starting from the days of mainframe and Windows for Work Group leading up to the cutting-edge experiences with Microsoft Public Cloud (M365, D365, Azure and Power Platform). Having spent time leading many organizations in Sales leadership, Services leadership, and customer-specific CIO roles, David brings a wealth of cross vertical experiences to each customer interaction. Personally, David builds custom street rods (ask him about his latest project called “1BadPenny”) and has a background as a professional restaurateur and chef as well as a long career as a home builder and carpenter which he tries to fit in as much as he can.
