DNAMail a hosting service for Microsoft products like Exchange, Dynamics, and SharePoint. They offer a full MS product line without needing an IT staff to maintain servers, upgrades etc.

The advantage over Google's free services are mostly services and support from a company that is intimately familiar with both Microsoft's Product line, the needs of SME AND in delivering hosted software solutions.

From their website:

For all of our DNAmail accounts we offer complete Technical Support for all issues, not just critical ones. Whether you need to talk to someone on the phone, by email or via our Live Chat we've got you covered. At DNAmail we care about you getting the most out of your Service and help you along the way one-to-one when you need it.

This is a very valuable service for a non-technical company looking to use such services.
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www.dnamail.com


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The simplest use case I can think of is corporate standardization on Outlook for a geographically dispersed workforce.

It all comes down to what the company really needs. Is e-mail really necessary for everybody? Is there no need for such electronic communications? Bakeries, auto shops, and the like would be places where such might not be needed at all.

For projects I try to work on, I am eventually going to need something like Notes. Within the netcast network that I am interim coordinator of, I use Fastmail while two producers use Gmail and one uses Yahoo! Mail. We may have to go to Citadel/UX due to the eventual need to transfer large wave files between producers but we're not not there yet.
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Sleep I have lost thinking about how to hold the network together.


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