Maximize Studio is proud to be one of the  hosted Exchange providers to support Microsoft Exchange 2007. With Outlook 2007, the newest version of Exchange provides many enhancements that improve mobile accessibility, efficiency and protection capabilities. The following are just a few of the new features of Exchange 2007:

WebReady Document Viewing:
A new option in OWA allows Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF) to be accessed as e-mail attachments or through public folders to be displayed as HTML, even if Office isn’t installed on the client PC.

Exchange ActiveSync:
Improved direct push e-mail ensures ActiveSync clients receive messages on server connect. Other mobile-friendly features include inline message fetch — the ability to download long attachments without reloading the entire message — and information rights management, which allows users with proper authority to view protected messages without being connected to a server.

Outlook Web Access:
The latest OWA client is a near-perfect clone of the Outlook 2007 desktop interface. Features and views are nearly the same, and performance is excellent. Incredibly, thin-client deployment becomes a real option.

Smart scheduling:
The addition of Scheduling Assistant and Calendar Attendant means that Exchange tracks not only the schedules of all meeting invitees but also the availability of meeting rooms and can manage all of this on the server, so meetings can be fully scheduled without everyone’s Outlook client being connected.

Improved search:
A rewritten search algorithm noticeably boosts the speed at which Outlook can find specific messages in large message stores. Administrators can access the same fast indexing in multiple-mailbox searches.