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10/12/2009

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Dave

As an IT guy that is "standards" oriented and not "de facto standards" oriented, this outage is the perfect example of why Microsoft isn't ready for the back end. While Exchange is a marvelous communications platform, having a non-standard way of storing information leads to the problem of not being able to recover, as was demonstrated when trying to recover simple emails from an archive... It's so hard to do, it's basically impossible.

I just hope nothing like this ever happens to me.

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