What is your primary use case for Microsoft Exchange Online?

In our organization, we use Microsoft Exchange Online to send and receive emails, schedule meetings and appointments, manage calendars, book rooms, and manage resources. It's an essential tool for us. We implemented Exchange Online to support our users by managing licenses and creating new mailboxes, shared mailboxes, distribution groups, M365 groups, and security groups. It also helps us manage calendar permissions and other tasks.

The primary use cases for the email platform in my work are managing emails, scheduling, and collaborating on team documents.

We use Microsoft Exchange Online for emails.

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.

We primarily use it for email authentication, and I believe we've adopted nearly all the associated features and updates that have been implemented.

We use the solution for our emails and security exchanges.

I use Microsoft Exchange Online at my workplace for receiving emails.

Microsoft Exchange Online is a better solution for scalability purposes. The solution is helpful where you need too much infrastructure on-premises.

I work for civil ministries, and we exclusively use Microsoft products because we get them for a low price. I handle security with Fortinet, and I run virtualization with Citrix. Those are my main tasks.

The product is used to create email addresses. We can also create groups and distribution lists. The product also provides email forwarding features. We can create rules, monitor the flow of emails, and trace messages. We can use connectors on the platform for email security and email signature.

The solution is basically for access and it provides the ability to just receive and send emails. It also works with calendars and contacts and all of that.

Our company used the solution as an alternative to desktops for accessing emails remotely. It is a front-end email application that can be accessed from the web. The solution allowed us to create new emails, collaborate via online surveys, and get feedback from a group of engineers on a specific items. We had 2,000 users across our company. The solution more or less is an online collaboration tool.

The primary use case of the solution is for email and SharePoint.

Microsoft Exchange Online is used for emails and it does a fantastic job. The only reason why you would choose an online solution is the company that you're working at is they do not want to have an onsite server. The companies that want something on-site would choose the on-premise version.

Our primary use case for the solution is focused on the email team. We are currently in a hybrid environment and have some users on cloud and some on-premises. So we are migrating everybody from on-premises to the cloud by the end of this year.

The primary use case of the solution is mainly used for our email conversation, specifically for minutes of meeting or to propose a solution.

Our primary case is for Microsoft teams. We use it for internal and external communication.

I am using Microsoft Exchange Online for efficient mail deployment the additional file security. Additionally, we can do a collaboration.

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.

We primarily use the solution for email and calendar functionality.

Our company provides software and hardware as well as Microsoft product training. I'm the company CEO.

I use this solution for email and email security.

Exchange Online plays a significant role in our business. It controls all our emails, so we'd be in a lot of trouble if we didn't have that. It's an essential product.

I use this solution for mail exchanges, calendars, and setting up meetings.

I cannot put everything on 365 because it's obviously not as fast. We have Microsoft Exchange because we have a lot of emails. Most of our emails, about 80%, are on Exchange Server locally, and just 20% are on 365. We use Microsoft Exchange as a hybrid solution. The users who are accessing from outside and the users who are on our priority list outside of the organization are on 365. But the other people that are local are on Exchange Server. There are more than 200 people using this solution in my organization.

This product provides us with a secure login and enables us to gather information from our users. We are resellers and I'm a key account manager.

We use Microsoft Exchange for sending emails and running calendars. With the calendars, we are able to check other people's calendars and be sure of their availability so that they can deploy solutions. That's what we normally use it for.

I am an implementer of this solution. My clients use it as an email solution.

We use Microsoft Exchange Online for emails and communication.

Every company needs a mailing system. No company can work without one, so every company needs Exchange Online.

The main use for Microsoft Exchange Online is to work remotely.

I am using Microsoft Exchange Online as part of Office 365 for email and the messaging services.

Microsoft Exchange Online is cloud-based and we always use the latest version. I believe that my company has been using the solution for many years, although I cannot state for certain how many, as the company was doing so prior to me having joined. We are currently using the online version of the solution, Office 365. We use the solution in respect of Office 365, email, Office, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams.

I have been using the solution for 5 years.

We use this solution for planning tasks. We need to upgrade 5,000 computers and we have to assign that to several different teams of people. As the tasks are completed, we are expecting updates regarding the status and other relevant information.

I just use it for email and scheduling work within a team.

* A lot of mobile workers, and all well-known workers with Microsoft Outlook * Using Microsoft Exchange is the easiest way to sync with Outlook.

I have found that Exchange Online is a wonderful product with good capabilities to manage the administration of my business.

My primary use of this solution is for emailing and for the e-calendar.

We primarily use this as a business solution for service desk, mails and the automation process. This year, we did a migration process from Exchange to Exchange Online, and that included everything that goes with that.

I primarily use this solution for an email bank for my organization.

My primary use case for this solution is for clumping emails, and group emails according to the conversation. It helps us sift through 100s of emails.

My primary use case is for email services.

We have users in our company and we wanted to see if we change from the older 2010 version, how it is functioning with the new users. Once we did so, we decided to change to Microsoft Exchange Online.

Our primary use case is for a mailing solution. It is an amazing solution that we have been using for quite some time.

Our primary use case for this solution is as a messaging solution for our company.We use it both for internal and external messaging services.