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Exchange 12 Planning

Microsoft Exchange Server loyalists expect new releases to deliver performance and individual productivity improvements. Their expectations will be met in Exchange 12 – although architecture redesign may be required.This paper will help you understand the major items that will impact planning decisions. Time to Start Migration Plans. While the upgrade from Exchange Server 2000 to Exchange Server 2003 was considered a point release in complexity, the upgrade to Exchange 12 (the code name for next-generation Exchange) will be a major release.

We expect Exchange 12 to be generally available (i.e., “go live”) the first half of 2007. However, you need to start migration planning now – even if you just migrated off of Exchange 5.5. Very preliminary plans for major upgrades should start years in advance of actual deployments. Exchange 12 beta 1 was released 14 December 2005. Expect product development change as Exchange 12 moves through its beta cycles. (more)

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