E-mail has been a critical application for law firms for almost as long as I can remember. Today, it is even more critical as lawyers gain mobility and access their messaging applications anywhere, anytime, and as message stores take on the burden of housing voice mail from new IP-PBX systems and from unified communications applications. So what happens when e-mail is unavailable?
I am sure we can always find something to do when a mail server is down, but it may not be as productive and communicative as messaging. With that in mind, and with the fact that more law firms use Microsoft Exchange than not, I reviewed a high availability (HA) solution for Exchange: Teneros Application Continuity Appliance.
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