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Running Exchange in the Real World with Phoummala Schmitt
My guest for this episode is Phoummala Schmitt.
Phoummala Schmitt has a broad range of experience that focuses on Microsoft software, VMware, and enterprise storage.
Phoummala regularly writes for Petri.com, The Register and 24x7ITconnection.com, as well as her own blog ExchangeGoddess.com, and is a co-host of the Current Status podcast, discussing a wide range of enterprise IT topics. And of course you can find her as ExchangeGoddess on Twitter. She has also been named vExpert in 2014 and 2015.
This episode of the Exchange Server Pro Podcast is brought to you by Office 365 for Exchange Professionals, the most comprehensive and up to date guide to Microsoft's Office 365 cloud services. Find out more at Office365forExchangePros.com.
In this episode Phoummala and I discuss running Exchange Server in the real world, and whether the cloud is right for everyone.
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By Paul Cunningham, Exchange Server MVP & Author of ExchangeServerPro.comMy guest for this episode is Phoummala Schmitt.
Phoummala Schmitt has a broad range of experience that focuses on Microsoft software, VMware, and enterprise storage.
Phoummala regularly writes for Petri.com, The Register and 24x7ITconnection.com, as well as her own blog ExchangeGoddess.com, and is a co-host of the Current Status podcast, discussing a wide range of enterprise IT topics. And of course you can find her as ExchangeGoddess on Twitter. She has also been named vExpert in 2014 and 2015.
This episode of the Exchange Server Pro Podcast is brought to you by Office 365 for Exchange Professionals, the most comprehensive and up to date guide to Microsoft's Office 365 cloud services. Find out more at Office365forExchangePros.com.
In this episode Phoummala and I discuss running Exchange Server in the real world, and whether the cloud is right for everyone.
Links: