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ABSTRACT:
Today's executives expect access to their email with the mobile device of their choice, but implementing that can be trickier than you think. In this webcast, our expert will explain how to safely manage mobile devices as an extension of your corporate Exchange Server system. You'll learn how to accommodate flexibility and rich user capabilities without introducing security vulnerabilities or lots of administrative headaches. Specifically, we'll cover:
- Central enforcement of policies on devices (security/PINs, configurations)
- Information synching with Mail Server (e-mail, calendar, contacts, tasks)
- Device recovery
- Storage/search (ability to search for email via the device on the server).
- Threats: spam, viruses—how real is this?
- Integrated server/device administration/management, and
- Data protection
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Speaker
Lee Benjamin
Messaging Architect, ExchangeGuy Consulting
Lee Benjamin has more than 20 years experience in the messaging industry and is one of a select group of Microsoft MVPs for Exchange. At ExchangeGuy Consulting, he specializes in migration and upgrade advice, technical writing and evaluation, product strategy and training and courseware development. He has delivered international training tours for Microsoft, and is a regular trainer for Pinnacle Training. Lee is also Chairman of ExchangeServerBoston and Director for BostonUsersGroups, an umbrella organization of over 50 user groups in New England. He is also an analyst with Ferris Research.
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BROWSE RELATED
WEBCASTS
Data Security | Email | Executive Management | Microsoft Exchange | Mobile Device Management | Security Threats | Server Management | User Experience
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