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A Solid Foundation for Collaboration
In larger organizations, collaboration is a key to success—not only between people, but between applications as well. With Microsoft Exchange you can manage email, calendars, task management, notes and more in one comprehensive system. If your business is mid-sized to large, this system is an ideal choice.
Why Choose James Moore’s Microsoft Exchange Services
Our TSC team is your one-stop shop, including installation and implementation, migration from other systems, capacity planning and routine support. With our know-how, you can experience the many benefits of Microsoft Exchange.
In many businesses, network applications work with each other to complete a process (for example, using a client management system with your email and A/R systems to send invoices). Microsoft Exchange allows these applications to work together seamlessly.
With on-site servers and hardware, you have control over the physical environment of your system—providing you peace of mind regarding safety, security and equipment maintenance.
Your business likely collects sensitive customer data such as payment information or personal details—and if so, you probably have compliance requirements. Keeping it all in one place, and with built-in Microsoft safeguards, allows you to more easily protect it.
As a Certified Microsoft Gold Partner, we have expertise on this technology and the full backing of Microsoft. This means we get the latest training and information on their products—knowledge we use to best serve you.
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