WebServe News

For Immediate Release:12/21/06

Introducing Hosted messaging and collaboration (HMC) Hosting

Managed hosting provider WebServe Canada www.webserve.ca extended its offerings last week when it announced it had added hosted Microsoft Exchange to its portfolio of hosted services - which includes several other email hosting services.

Improve the performance of your mission critical applications! WebServe delivers the best network & support; top tier data centers, offers the functions of Microsoft Exchange Server 2003, providing messaging and collaboration solutions and combining advanced mail with shared calendars, contact lists, public folders and task management features. Customers pay for only the mailboxes they use.

Ali Mozaffari, CEO of WebServe, says WebServe launched the new service because email is becoming an increasing burden on IT departments. Mail, he says, isn't necessarily strategic for a lot of companies. They use it because they have to.

"Managed Exchange is the most popular enterprise email application," says Ali. "The problem is that only two or three percent [of that] is hosted outside the company, meaning that a lot of these companies actually have Exchange servers internally.

"We run our lives by email. Email has become mission critical," he says. "Therefore, we're seeing a steady and rapid movement of companies looking for more reliable solutions to their email infrastructure. When a company like WebServe comes along saying it can offer this managed solution, clients are saying 'wow, that means I don't have to do these things myself and I can dedicate IT resources to other things that are strategic to my company.'

"Whether our customers host their Exchange servers with us or are Noteworthy customers, they want the feature of Exchange, the collaboration feature of Exchange, so this is a solution that is targeted to our existing customers as well as new customers that are looking for a reliable way to host their email. WebServe is the perfect fit for hosting mission critical applications, specifically email,"

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