Microsoft Exchange Reviews

I use the solution in my company because it is an email system, and it can be hard to get by without one. I also use the tool for different companies and offer support for it. As a consultant, I support it for many different organizations. I use the tool across a whole bunch of different industries, so there are too many to name.

The tool's most valuable feature is associated with the fact that it stands out for being beneficial for managing emails.

At the end of the day, the biggest area for improvement is having better and more knowledgeable support technicians. Anytime I have to call in with issues about Microsoft Exchange, I know more about it than the consultants or some other people to whom Microsoft pays to offer support for the product.

I have experience with Microsoft Exchange since it came into existence. I used to work at Microsoft, so I have been familiar with Microsoft Exchange when it was Microsoft BPOS. My company has a partnership with Microsoft.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I am a small business person, so the tool's scalability is just fine.

The tool is meant for small businesses.

I rate the technical support a zero out of ten.

Negative

I don't see any differences between Microsoft Exchange and some other email applications I have used. Microsoft Exchange is just a tool. The biggest I see in Microsoft Exchange is that it is much easier to access it through multiple platforms.

There is no ROI from the use of the tool in my company. It is a required piece of tool for business. I can have a functionality-related discussion about the tool that I need to run the business. The tool's ROI discussion is kind of moot for me.

The solution's pricing is fine. There are not many options out there, so it is not fair to rate the tool's pricing on a scale of one to ten. I do think the tool offers value for money.

The security and compliance features impacted our organization to a minimal extent because we use third-party products for most of such stuff.

Speaking about the tool's integration capabilities with other software, I would say that they vary a lot, so some things are good, while some areas are challenging.

I utilize the mobile access features of the tool all the time.

Speaking about the tool's productivity, I would say it is the number one email platform in the world. The product works just fine. It does what I need it to do. The only time I get frustrated is when it breaks down or doesn't do things the way it is supposed to and when the support people are unable to assist me.

As I support Microsoft Exchange for many people, I can recommend it to others.

When the tool is working just fine, it is a great product. When it breaks and I cannot get it working the way it is supposed to, it is bad.

I rate the tool a five out of ten.

We use the solution in our company for emails, calendars, requests, and tasks.

The exchange of emails is its most valuable feature.

I'm a user for the time being. I'm not an administrator who is managing the server. I was an administrator fifteen years ago. But today, I'm just a simple user using the solution for emails.

We had an antivirus like Sophos to secure our network. In terms of Microsoft Exchange, I think maybe what can be done is to make it more user-friendly. Also, Microsoft should make it more like a web version.

I have been using Microsoft Exchange for a very long time. Currently, we are on the cloud version.

It is a very stable tool.

It is a very scalable tool. In my last company, the solution had more than five thousand users. Now, thirty users use the solution. Considering the upcoming year, there are no plans to increase its usage.

I am not seeking any help from technical support because we speak with our own technical staff.

As a user, we don't get involved in the setup process. We need to connect it using the email address. It takes a minute to deploy it. I can do the deployment by myself.

Since my company is on Microsoft Cloud, we pay for the licenses per user. Compared to volume licensing, I would say the present licensing cost is not expensive.

I recommend others planning to use the solution to use it. I rate the overall solution a ten out of ten.

Exchange is an email solution. 

Exchange's best feature is single sign-on access using the Microsoft Identity framework. 

The security features could be improved. There should be a better policy management system. 

I have used Exchange for the last 12 years.

Exchange is 100% stable.

Exchange is 100% scalable. More than 100 of my customers use Microsoft Exchange, and some of the larger ones have more than 10,000 users.

We are a service provider, so we provide the first and second tiers of support. If we cannot solve the issue, we escalate to Microsoft premier support. My clients are happy with the Microsoft team. 

When I started using Microsoft Exchange, I found it to be complex. It's much easier now that I understand the architecture. Microsoft Exchange can be deployed on-premises, but it is also excellent as a cloud solution. 

The deployment time depends on the customer. A greenfield deployment typically takes around two weeks. It might take one or two months if you need to migrate accounts and data. 

I rate Microsoft Exchange 10 out of 10. I always recommended customers go with the Microsoft email solution, either on-premises Exchange or Microsoft Office 365. You can also go for the hybrid. I suggest Microsoft 365 or Microsoft Exchange for their collaboration and communication solutions.

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Microsoft Exchange is used as a collaboration platform.

Microsoft Exchange has good performance and is user-friendly. 

Microsoft Exchange could improve by adding artificial intelligence.

I have used Microsoft Exchange within the last 12 months.

70 percent of our company is using Microsoft Exchange. We have plans to increase our usage. We have a large company.

We have internal support for Microsoft Exchange, it is rare for an issue to reach Microsoft technical support.

I was using Lotus Notes previously to Microsoft Exchange.

The initial setup of east to do for Microsoft Exchange.

Our IT department did the implementation of Microsoft Exchange.

I would recommend this solution to others.

I rate Microsoft Exchange a nine out of ten.

I use Microsoft Exchange as our mail server. Google is free, so I use it for my personal use, and for our office, we have the 365 option.

I use Exchange Server for email. That's why I am using Outlook for Exchange email. 

I do not have any notes for improvement.

I face some issues. No system is perfect, so I do face issues. They fix it and then get going.

With the cloud coming in, scalability is not an issue even for Microsoft. They probably will be able to scale up and scale down as and where it's required. Scalability probably is not proper.

I contact my technical support team, and they probably might be able to troubleshoot it on their own. If not, they'll take a ticket. I have a technical support team, the help desk, who will try to resolve it.

For my personal use, I am using Google Gmail, and I am okay with it.

Overall, I am satisfied with the product. I am used to it, and it's all good. From my experience, I would rate the product stability eight out of ten.

We use the platform to facilitate email traffic, file transfer, security services, and rule policies.

Microsoft Exchange is a user-friendly product with efficient features for mail services and DNS registration.

The platform could be more user-friendly.

We have been using Microsoft Exchange for three years.

The service is stable. I rate the stability a nine out of ten.

We have 132 Microsoft Exchange users in our organization. It has a good scalability.

The technical support services are good. The team answers the tickets immediately.

The product is easy to install and deploy. The development steps included creating DNS records, followed by synchronizing with the Active Directory and facilitating user logins.

We implemented the platform with the help of our in-house team.

Microsoft Exchange is an inexpensive application.

The product, Microsoft Exchange, has significantly impacted our team's collaboration by utilizing hybrid directory functionality. We can integrate it with Teams, Calendar, and SharePoint providing simultaneous access for the users. It has effective calendar functionality improving scheduling efficiency. It offers various security-level templates, allowing administrators to tailor security policies based on specific organizational needs.

It is a stable service. It has a knowledgeable technical support team as well. I rate it a nine out of ten.

I use Microsoft Exchange more for organizing tasks than as an email client. We have integrated Exchange with Teams for organization and communication.

The most used feature of Microsoft Exchange is the email capability, especially since it integrates with the calendar. We integrate Exchange with Teams, and the single sign-on feature is very helpful. I use Exchange to organize tasks with implemented rules, and its integration with Teams enhances our organizational abilities.

The filtering of spam needs significant improvement, as many spam emails are not getting detected. Exchange should provide higher security and better spam filtering.

I have been using Microsoft Exchange for more than ten years.

The solution has faced performance issues, especially lagging, in recent updates.

Scalability is not a major issue, as it's easy to scale up and provide Exchange access to new users.

I do not need to contact Microsoft directly as the IT department handles any support interactions for us.

Positive

The initial setup of Microsoft Exchange is straightforward. It requires simply having a user and password to initiate, and a lot of the process is automated.

Microsoft Exchange saves time by allowing users to send emails or set schedules instead of making calls or holding meetings.

I can recommend using Microsoft Exchange as it is a functional product, but users should be aware of cybersecurity issues and potential spam. It is important for users to be cautious when opening or forwarding emails. My total rating for Microsoft Exchange is eight out of ten.

We mainly use the solution for our company email communications.

The platform is easy to use as it is integrated with Microsoft. We can easily share work files with other employees. 

We are not able to use Microsoft Teams due to connection issues. Thus, the product integration with Teams could be improved.

We have been using Microsoft Exchange for about seven months.

The product is stable. 

We have 73 Microsoft Exchange users in our organization. It is scalable. 

We contacted the technical support team for the migration. They responded immediately to our concerns and were knowledgeable.

We used Google Workspace before migrating to Exchange. We switched to Exchange as it was already integrated with Microsoft Office and didn't require paying for a separate license.

The setup was not very complex. It took about one to two weeks to migrate all our end-user accounts.

The platform's calendar-sharing capability is useful. It integrates well with other tools. 

I recommend it to others. It has many security features and is integrated with Microsoft Office, making it cost-effective. I rate it a nine out of ten.