Chapter 3. Exchange Server 2003 Feature Overview
When Microsoft introduced Exchange 2000 Server, the company took a giant leap forward from prior versions of the product. Exchange 2000 definitely improved both the end-user and management experiences. But I also think it spread itself a bit too thin by trying to be the ultimate communications and collaboration engine with features such as Instant Messaging, Exchange 2000 Conferencing Server, and a surfacing of the message stores to the file system using ExIFS.
Exchange 2003 is built on Exchange 2000, but in a way it also redefines Exchange's role in the enterprise. The collaborative features have been removed (except of course for the workflow and application platform capabilities, as well as ...
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