Microsoft has moved through the five stages of grief over public folders and is now in the acceptance stage.

eDiscovery – an important addition is the ability to search, hold and export public folder content.

Interestingly the REST APIs have not made it into RTM, but we can likely expect to see those in a future update.

Extensibility – the add-in model for Outlook and Outlook on the web is in full swing.

Search – faster, more flexible, more intelligent.

The quick action “Archive” button is my favourite, as well as the pasting of in-line images.

Improved Outlook web experience – this is truly a big step forward for OWA (sorry, Outlook on the web) which I personally use about 50% of the time.

Better collaboration – with Outlook 2016 and the new “Outlook on the web” (the new name for OWA) document sharing will be easier, replacing traditional email attachments with links to OneDrive for Business or SharePoint 2016 (currently in Preview).

The key areas that Microsoft has focussed on with Exchange Server 2016 are: And as the quantity of email data grows, so do the demands on IT to manage, preserve and protect it. To help you meet these challenges, we’ve deepened the integration between Exchange and other Office products, so your organization can be more productive and collaborate more effectively. With the volume of email and other communications continuing to grow, people need tools that help them focus on what’s most important in their inboxes, schedules and interactions with others at work.

A public preview of Exchange Server 2016 has been available for customers to test and evaluate since July 2015.Įxchange Server 2016 represents Microsoft’s commitment to delivering an on-premises messaging product that “ meet’s today’s business expectations.” Microsoft has released Exchange Server 2016 RTM, available for download now.

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