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Ferris Research: Exchange Reliability and Its Impact on Organizations
Disclaimer -- I haven't read the reportI'm linking to here, yet...but from the contents and quotes posted on Ferris'swebsite, it sounds like a good one:"Exchange administrators feel burdenedby the daily and weekly tasks required to build and maintain a highly reliableExchange solution. Better tools will reduce this burden." "KeyTrends and Observations Exchange Requires Constant Attention It's Very Difficult to Diagnose Exchange Problems Monitoring the Environment Helps Alleviate Downtime Full Redundancy Is Not Built Into Exchange"andmy favorite, "Why is technology for fully redundant systems stillnot available?" Sure it is -- it's called Lotus Notes/Domino.Link: FerrisResearch: Exchange Reliability and Its Impact on Organizations> (Subscriber access only; via Ferrisweblog)
Disclaimer -- I haven't read the report
I'm linking to here, yet...but from the contents and quotes posted on Ferris's
website, it sounds like a good one:
Link: Ferris Research: Exchange Reliability and Its Impact on Organizations > (Subscriber access only; via Ferris weblog)
- "Exchange administrators feel burdened by the daily and weekly tasks required to build and maintain a highly reliable Exchange solution. Better tools will reduce this burden."
- "Key
Trends and Observations
Exchange Requires Constant Attention
It's Very Difficult to Diagnose Exchange Problems
Monitoring the Environment Helps Alleviate Downtime
Full Redundancy Is Not Built Into Exchange"
Link: Ferris Research: Exchange Reliability and Its Impact on Organizations > (Subscriber access only; via Ferris weblog)
Originally by Ed Brill from Ed Brill on April 3, 2006, 7:33am