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Depending on who you listen to, it seems there’s always a study indicating that energy consumption driven by the Internet is bad. If you add up the energy consumed in the construction of our computers and networks, the operation of our servers and the transmission, storage and retrieval of all this information, you get the equivalent of from 4Read more

In the past few days, news has been soaring with a new episode of the Ceglia-Facebook-Zuckerberg saga. Are we at “Facebook: A New Hope “Ceglia Strikes Back“ The Return of The Facebook I’ve lost count. One count that is most definitely not lost, though, is Facebooks worth. Evaluated at $50 Billion and with over 600 millionRead more

From time to time, you might find that messages get “stuck” in your email security gateway server and don’t get delivered to your Exchange server. This usually happens with new installations or when the system receives a sudden, high load of email. It can also happen if the Exchange server goes down for a while.Read more

It’s always a good idea to keep control of how many mailboxes you have in Microsoft Exchange. Why? There are several types of objects in Exchange that have mailbox-like behaviors, so they can receive mail from the outside world. This includes: Distribution lists Contacts (similar to forwarding addresses) Public folders that have an email addressRead more

Every now and then someone offers up their opinion about why they think email is dying, and social media and other communication formats are taking over. This is why I think email will never die: 1. I still prefer email, even though social media (especially Facebook) makes it very easy to form communities and groups. Read more