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bycetialphav ( 246516 ) writes:
Here is the link [amazon.com] to Amazon's official announcement so you don't have to go through the networkworld article.
It is notable that this is not just about email as it also supports many of the other features offered by Outlook like calendaring, tasks, etc. It also works with existing Outlook and ActiveSync clients so it is easy for an enterprise to start using it.
As I'm not an administrator of mail systems, I would like to hear from some experts about how the features Amazon has introduced today compare to the
byAnonymous Coward writes:
Is it only me, or admins these days just don't care anymore? A feature list of msexchange, even the hosted version, is like 16 pages long, and that is just the one liner list. For this great new product that is about 16 lines: https://aws.amazon.com/workmail/details/ I know I am old and rusty, but how can you make a fair assessment based on this? "Details" my ass. This qualifies as a "overview" page, and the short version at that.
E.g. there is this entity that wires me money every month to feed my kids. Thi
byPascoea ( 968200 ) writes:
I would think that most admins are going to look a little deeper than marketing material when they are selecting a product. Marketing material is great for a first pass, but I'd think speaking to a sales rep, and eventually some technical people would be par for the course.
Btw, here is Microsoft's Advertized "details" (they call theirs "Top Features") for exchange: http://products.office.com/en-... [office.com]
I know, I know, you can go on TechNet and find anything you want. Do you really think that Amazon doesn't have similar documentation stashed around somewhere?
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