New Technical White Paper Illustrates Best Practices For Optimizing Microsoft Exchange Database Environment To Prevent Disasters, Repair Problems, And Accelerate Performance

Newcastle, WA – July 5th, 2004
Today GOexchange™ is announcing its latest technical whitepaper for the purpose of assisting Microsoft Exchange 5.5, 2000, and 2003, administrators with preventing disasters, repairing problems, and accelerating their performance.  Titled “Preventive Maintenance for Microsoft® Exchange Server”, the new white paper shows administrators the best practices for optimizing their Microsoft Exchange environment to reduce administrative time and costs, minimize unplanned downtime, and save disk space on their servers.

Today, e-mail is the livelihood of most companies.  Using e-mail , time-sensitive business decisions are made across cubicles and continents.  Customers place orders, suppliers confirm deliveries, and employees collaborate to get their jobs done.  Because of this heavy reliance on e-mail as a communications tool, Microsoft Exchange systems experience heavy workloads and strains.  According to IDC, e-mail storage requirements continue to climb, with each enterprise user now eating somewhere between 5MB to 10MB in e-mail per day, a volume expected to double by 2006. 

preventive maintenance of Microsoft Exchange Servers is easier and less costly than disaster recovery, and the GOexchange™ White Paper offers objective information and best practices related to Microsoft® Exchange maintenance and the following subjects…