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Another new product name… bland as ever, but definitely preferable to something like Windows PowerShell<\/a> is Exchange Server 2007<\/a>. Actually, that one was pretty obvious back at the Exchange Server “12” Ignite<\/a> training last month but as most of the information I was given there was protected by a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) I couldn’t say anything. At yesterday’s Microsoft Technical Forum event, the new product name was being used extensively (and Eileen Brown<\/a> told me that my 4-week old E12 t-shirt was out of date… that’s Microsoft product names for you).<\/p>\n

On a related note, I read on the Exchange team blog that Exchange Server is now ten years old<\/a>. It seems like only yesterday I was one of the Microsoft partner representatives on the Exchange 4.0 Server UK launch tour (my first experience of working directly with Microsoft). Happy birthday Exchange Server.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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