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V6technology specializes in messaging services migration projects since 1998. They have migrated over 1 million directory objects and 100,000 mail accounts across borders. Currently, they are rolling out Exchange 2007 to 41,000 users. They provide outsourced email services and expertise in migration projects between different messaging platforms like Notes to Exchange. Their managed Exchange 2007 offering provides up to 4GB mailboxes, perimeter content filtering, mobile messaging and on-demand scaling. They claim savings of up to 72% compared to in-house hosting.

v6technology | projects | management an introduction to v6 Kenny PhippsSenior Project Manager +44 7754 754 720

history Specialised in Messaging Services since 1998 Migrated some 1,000,000 directory objects Migrated some 100,000 Mail accounts Many years of cross-border projects Currently rolling out Exchange 2007 to 41,000 users

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1. v6technology | projects | management an introduction to v6 Kenny PhippsSenior Project Manager +44 7754 754 720

2. history Specialised in Messaging Services since 1998 Migrated some 1,000,000 directory objects Migrated some 100,000 Mail accounts Many years of cross-border projects Currently rolling out Exchange 2007 to 41,000 users

4. Experts in Mixed Messaging environments

5. Migration experts:

6. Lotus Notes <> Exchange 2003

7. Exchange 2003 > Exchange 2007

8. Messaging Platform Spec & Build

9. Provide Disaster Recovery for Messaging Services

10.

11. Perimeter Content Scanning

12. Customer Control

13. Mobile Messaging

14. Messaging Project Management:

15. Migrations / Upgrades & Data Conversion

16. Software Deployment

17. iNetHosting / VoIP & ManagedDesktop:

18. Dedicated & Shared & Application hosting

19. VoIP Telephony

20. Managed Desktop

21. TeamMEDD: A dedicated Integration team:

22. Available globally

23.

24. Up to 4GB mailboxes

25. Resilient Cloud Architecture

26. Perimeter Content Protection

27. Full Self-Help & Automation Frontend

28. Choice of Mobile Messaging

29. Integrated Modular Billing

30. Range of Commitment options

31.

32. No Support Charge

33. No Software Maintenance

34.

35. Resilient

36. Savings up to 72% compared to In-House Hosting **Example / Source: Gartner

37. support Operational (day to day) UK / CZ based Logged online, via email or via call Full online tracking Small Projects (where necessary) UK & CZ based Large or Global Projects Bespoke approach adopted

38. contact Operational Support support@thinkv6.com (Can also be email address on customer domain) +44 20 3393 6438 Projects (where necessary) As agreed Product Review & Info www.thinkv6.com

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