Apparatus engineers have extensive experience designing, building, and operating Microsoft Exchange Server. We currently work with a wide array of clients including on premise and hosted deployments of Exchange Server 2003, 2007, and 2010 in single server and multi-server, highly available implementations including regulated environments.

We provide a full complement of Exchange project and support services including:

	Requirements gathering Solution design Strategic planning Proof-of-concept Design documents Architecture diagram Security planning Licensing Archival planning Disaster recovery and business continuity Create detailed installation and configuration documentation for hardware and software platforms Integration with other messaging platforms: Lotus Domino, Novell Groupwise, and other messaging technologies Integration with supplemental technologies: VoIP phone systems with unified messaging, anti-spam and antivirus solutions, and archival systems Implementation of high availability solutions: Server clustering, cluster continuous replication (CCR), local continuous replication (LCR), standby continuous replication (SCR), single copy cluster (SSC), and database availability groups (DAG) Providing administrative and end user support and training Exchange environment administration (services, security, configuration) Backup and Recovery services, consisting of restore deleted items and site backup and restore requests Monitoring of Exchange and related technologies Patching and hotfix deployments for Exchange and related technologies Maintenance of Exchange database growth and fragmentation Migrations from previous Exchange versions such as 5.5, 2000, 2003, 2007, and 2010 Migrations from other messaging platforms such as Lotus Domino, Novell Groupwise, hosted Exchange, and POP3/IMAP systems Migrations to BPOS   Transition of current Exchange servers to new hardware Microsoft Certified Technology Specialists (MCTS) in configuring Exchange 2007 Participating in Exchange 2010 beta program with Microsoft