Microsoft Exchange Online Reviews

Our enterprise system is based on Exchange. All of our system administration goes through the Exchange admin system. Most of our Outlook management and enterprise management of Microsoft Office tools goes through an Exchange Server.

I love the pinning within Outlook. I can pin things. Also, with the Exchange Server, there is a lot of capability for version controlling. There is some capability for more diverse access and meta tagging that is not available with the standalone application.

We primarily use the solution for email and calendar functionality.

It works. It does what it's supposed to do with minimal issues.

It's one of the products that Microsoft has absolutely done its very best with.

The solution is very easy to set up and quite quick to deploy.

Microsoft Exchange Online serves as a unique platform for us. We use it to receive and send emails within our organization and to others. 

We use it in conjunction with Microsoft Teams and SharePoint, leveraging the comprehensive capabilities of Microsoft 365.

The integration with other Microsoft products is a major reason we chose this solution. It offers a single account that links to all other Microsoft services.

For example, I don't need to create a separate email address to share something with you. I can access and retrieve information within the same platform via the same email. It just makes everything synchronized perfectly, allowing me to get most things done and ensure my clients can reach me easily.

Overall, the solution has improved our communication efficiency. 

The calendaring functions in Exchange are good. For example, if I want to schedule a meeting and the other person isn't available during that time, I can see their availability and diagnostics. This helps me know if they're busy or need time on their calendar. The calendar admin is awesome, not just on the desktop but also online.

I've integrated it with a network monitoring solution before. It's quite seamless. Overall, it's pretty straightforward for me to use.

We use Microsoft Exchange Online to send and receive emails through user and application mailboxes.

The product’s most valuable feature is the online archive.

The primary use case for Exchange Online is managing users and their mailboxes, resources, and contacts. We also use it to manage email communication within and outside the organization.

Exchange Online has helped us properly manage email communications in the company and also from employees to other users outside the company. Microsoft has deployed a lot of newer features on Exchange Online that have helped improve security, email management, email trace, mail flows, and all else. This has been very helpful for us.

We use Microsoft Exchange Online for sending emails between companies.

The best thing about Microsoft Exchange Online is that it's integrated with the Outlook application. Google also has the same solution, but Microsoft is more integrated with Outlook because the Outlook application is its own product.

It's a messaging card with the assembly solutions. I manage multiple platforms and upgrade and migrate the environment on-prem to online.

It is an easy-to-use platform. It provides both browser-based and desktop versions, accessible through a single license or up to three licenses. Additionally, with enterprise plans, you can use desktop licenses. It includes mail tagging and other top-notch security measures. You can manage mailboxes and utilize many other features based on your needs. Shared mailboxes are also available and can be used freely.

We use Microsoft Exchange Online for email, such as sending and receiving emails. Our critical people are on the cloud and our non-critical people are on the premise.

The most valuable feature of Microsoft Exchange Online is it helps the IT department with problems.