Moving to the Cloud: Where it worked and where I was challenged

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Published: October 17, 2009Posted in: Business Intelligence, Case Studies & Tutorials, Cloud Solutions, E-commerce, Email, Opinions & ExplanationsTags:
Moving to the Cloud: Where it worked and where I was challenged
I am running a whole environment at home to experience our technology. However, up to now it was all “on premise”, no Cloud integration. This has to change. Therefore I was more than happy to join our internal  Hosted Exchange 14 beta program. We are offering the hosted Exchange program to Live@Edu – but we can use it for Friends and Families as well – which I wanted to do. There were a few requirements I had:
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I am running a whole environment at home to experience our technology. However, up to now it was all “on premise”, no Cloud integration. This has to change. Therefore I was more than happy to join our internal  Hosted Exchange 14 beta program. We are offering the hosted Exchange program to Live@Edu – but we can use it for Friends and Families as well – which I wanted to do. There were a few requirements I had:

http://ceektechnology.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!8CD57C61CF045192!1930.entry

Repost for those who did not see it the first time.

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