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Volume 12, Issue 16 | August 11, 2010
 
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How Much Can You Save by Moving Email to the Cloud?

Email has emerged as the one of the easiest workloads to move to the cloud, and the cost benefits can be surprising. The new edition of TechNet ON explores coexistence strategies and how to start realizing those benefits today.

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Mitch Irsfeld Editor's Note

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Email, the Lowest-Hanging Fruit of the Cloud

Email is emerging as the low-hanging fruit for cloud computing in the enterprise. Mimecast's recent Cloud Barometer Survey 2010 showed that more than half of enterprises have already adopted some form of cloud computing and 66 percent said they are now thinking of moving to the cloud. And guess what the most popular service is? That's right, email....

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