Exchange Server 2007 从入门到精通.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Needs/Challenges Free-busy information can get out of date Proliferation of Inbox “noise” Need ability to collaborate from anywhere – workers need to be able to collaborate efficiently despite increased mobility Scheduling meetings frustrating, often time-consuming – find a good time to meet, multiple rounds of updates, finding a resource/room Out-of-Office Assistant lacks flexibility – often forget to turn it on/off Exchange 2007 Solution Highlights Exchange Server 2007 improves your users’ ability to work together by enabling them to efficiently find each other, setup meetings and share documents and data. Always up-to-date availability information and no more redundant meeting requests through new Availability Web Service Consistent capabilities across Outlook and OWA Calendar sharing: calendar item details can be more flexibly shared with others (for example, only show the name of a meeting or appointment, not the full details) Remote document sharing Linkaccess - When a user receives a link to a document on a SharePoint site or file share, Exchange Server 2007 uses LinkAccess to retrieve and display the document—no VPN or tunnel required; supported in OWA and on mobile devices Webready document viewing -- A new option in Outlook Web Access converts documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF) into HTML so they can be viewed even if the application that created the document is not installed on the client i.e. from a kiosk Calendaring enhancements Calendar attendant – Always-on server-side meeting processing means that Outlook no longer has to be running for calendar to remain up-to-date. Meetings are updated without sending redundant notices, reducing inbox clutter Smart meeting booking with Scheduling Assistant – suggest best time given attendees, available resources; implemented in both Outlook 2007 and Outlook Web Access. Schedulable, always up-to-date OOF Resource management: Room picker UI (note: only in OWA!) - Ro