Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov

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Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov

Government employees who plan on using the Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 as their personal or professional mail server will need a client access license (CAL) to have access to the files on the server.

This is a standard license requirement, and it can be used across many different platforms, browsers and mobile device that has been set up to retrieve data from the server.
Unlike other licenses that are tied to a specific device, this license is assigned to the user. So what this means is the Exchange server can be reached from multiple platforms.

As mobility is very critical for many government employees, this license is a key component when using the Exchange 2016 as a mail server.

Customer Review and Feedback

Here is what some people are saying about this product.

Leads To Simplicity
“Microsoft has taken years to work on Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov, and it probably provides the services that the market requires. I think it hardly sets a gold standard or benchmark in terms of innovation, but it is a good reference in terms of a stable and continuing evolving environment. For the Windows environment I think Exchange leads in terms of simplicity to install and operate. For an entire cloud solution as well as great support for tagging and mobility I think Gmail is moving into a close second. In the open source environment there seems to be a lot more granular control offered through Mail Transfer Agents like Postfix, but it is advancing fast with clients such as Thunderbird or Evolution.” - Jayda Kelly

Used Across The Entire Organization
“Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov is used across our entire organization with tens of thousands of users connecting on a daily basis. Until about 5 years ago we had a predominantly on-premise environment and only made some use of OWA and mobiles (Blackberries and ActiveSync). We then decided to move into a cloud approach and have moved our core mail system to Office hosted by Microsoft. Exchange is primarily used for email between employees and other stakeholders, but also for calendar bookings and of late for room management for our extensive meeting and video conference facilities.” - Braelyn Mason

A Lot Of Support
“I like the simplicity of the design Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov has, since it means the software is simple and easy to use. It fits in well with the other portions of Office 2013 and it is normally quite straightforward and easy to find - with some caveats... There is a lot of support for Microsoft Exchange out there, counting Microsoft and My Choice Software. If you have a simple issue you will easily find the answer by searching on the internet. This includes videos, forums and a wide variety of sources for help. Sometimes there are more than one answer for what might be wrong but then there are normally experts you can consult.” - Abdiel Gutierezz

Final Thoughts
Information is power. Moreover, living in a digital age where it is so easy to store, transfer and hack information. The need to have a safe and secure system that will protect your data and clients is a necessity. The Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise User Cal Open Gov makes it very reliable as well as useful to keep the transferring of data all the more secure.