[Report] Enterprise Messaging Server Trends, 2007-2010 TOC

1. Executive Summary
2. Methodology and Overview
3. Current Messaging Environment
4. Messaging Cost of Ownership
5. Messaging Management Capabilities
6. Windows vs. Linux
7. Messaging Security Issues
8. Future Messaging Server Trends
9. Messaging Server Vendors and Purchasing Issues

List of Figures

North American Corporate Messaging Server Installed Base, 2007
Current Messaging System Architectures By Organization Size
Growth in Messaging Storage Summer 2006 to Summer 2007
“Do you use mailbox quotas in your messaging system?”
Users per FTE Administrator for Leading Messaging Systems
External Expenditures on Messaging Per Seat Per Year By Organization Size
Decision-Makers' Confidence in Their Estimates of the Costs of Providing Messaging Capabilities
Perceived Importance of Being Better Able to Manage Email Attachments
Importance of Various Factors in Selecting Storage Capabilities for Messaging
Frequency with Which Email Policies are Reviewed and/or Modified By Organization Size
“How well equipped is your organization in terms of policies, tools, etc. to address regulatory, HR and legal issues for email?”
Practices for Checking Email Before it is Sent
Practices for Checking Email After it is Sent
Level of Concern Over Employees Browsing the Web With No Supervision and/or Monitoring
Percentage of a Typical Workday That Decision-Makers Believe Employees Spend Browsing the Web on Non-Work Related Sites
Preferences for Email Infrastructure Platforms Given the Constraints of the Current Infrastructure
Preferences for Email Infrastructure Platforms If the Current Email Infrastructure Could be Scrapped
Preferences for Deploying a New Messaging System Based on Whether or Not the Current Desktop Client Can be Retained
Organizations' Willingness to Consider Switching to Linux-Based Messaging Servers Over Time
Perceived Benefits of Linux-Based Email Servers Among Organizations That Use Windows-Based
Email Servers
Factors That Prevent Organizations From Switching to a Linux-Based Messaging System
Preferences for Instant Messaging Infrastructure Platforms Given the Current Infrastructure
Preferences for Instant Messaging Infrastructure Platforms if the Current Instant Messaging Infrastructure Could be Scrapped
“For Outlook users who are based in corporate offices (not road warriors), are you securing data between Outlook and Exchange?”
Forms of Outlook Security Used
“If you do not secure between Outlook and Exchange, are you planning to adopt security over the next 12 months?”
Types of Outlook Security That Organizations are Planning to Adopt
Methods That Remote Users Employ to Connect to Exchange Servers
“If you use a VPN connection for your remote users, are you considering transitioning to HTTPS for Outlook Exchange?”
North American Corporate Messaging Market Installed Base, 2007
Organizations Plans for Upgrading to Exchange 2007 Among Organizations That Currently Use Exchange
Organizations' Plans for Upgrading to Notes/Domino R8 Among Organizations That Currently Use Notes/Domino
Plans for Server Consolidation Projects
Importance of Various Initiatives Through Summer 2008
Plans for Deploying Unified Messaging Capabilities
Interest in Integrating Email With Other Information/Data Objects

List of Tables

Distribution of Corporate Messaging Systems in the North American Installed Base by Organization Size
Email Users That Employ Various Technologies
Messaging-Related Systems in Place, 2007 and 2008
Problems in Managing Messaging Systems
Messaging Management Systems / Tools in Use
Desirability of Various Delivery Models for Messaging Management
Desirability of Various Delivery Models for Messaging
Desirability of Windows vs. Linux for Messaging
Distribution of Corporate Messaging Systems in the North American Installed Base by Organization Size
Distribution of Exchange Users by Version, 2007 and 2009
Distribution of Notes/Domino Users by Version, 2007 and 2009
Likelihood of Considering Various Messaging Server Vendors
Decision Makers' Perception of Messaging-Related Vendors
Roles of Various Job Functions in the Adoption of New Messaging Technologies

Enterprise Messaging Server Trends, 2007-2010

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List of Figures

List of Tables