Microsoft stays in the on-premises email server game with launch of Exchange 2016
Microsoft has been aggressively pushing its cloud services for applications such as email, but it also remains committed to selling software that customers run in their own data centers. That's why, on Thursday morning, the company released Exchange Server 2016.
The latest version of Microsoft's calendaring and mail server product includes several new features for enterprise customers, including a set of improvements to the web-based Outlook experience, eDiscovery functionality, collaboration and search.
Exchange Server 2016's search has been updated to provide more accurate and complete results to users. The update brings capabilities like search suggestions, people suggestions and the ability for users to search for events in their calendars. The server software's eDiscovery pipeline has been enhanced with new search architecture that's asynchronous and can distribute search work across multiple servers.
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