"maxfior" <m**@nagyspc-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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> Before my company drops the big $ on Exchange 2003 I would like to
> toss out this question to all that are currently using Exchange 2003.
> My boss found out (from another IT guy) about OWA and how you can
> share contacts and calendars and such right from the web, my question
> is... Would it make sense to have a small business (5 clients) invest
> in Exchange 2003 for a portal that you can log on to, for checking
> email and a shared calendar?
>
> I guess my boss likes the idea that he can be anywhere (since he's
> never at the office) and check email, but most importantly add things
> to do on a shared calendar so that others can follow up. This would be
> our first exchange install and I really don't know how crazy it would
> be, but is there another intuitive product out there that is like
> OWA, that would provide the same sort of features? Any help would be
> greatly appreciated, many thanks in advance!  :)
>
> Max
>