1. Archiving Speaker name Title Microsoft corporation Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Archiving
Speaker name
Title
Microsoft corporation
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2. Archiving innovation User/Admin Experience:
Immutability
Data Governance
eDiscovery
User/Admin Experience:
We are continuing to innovate on the end user and admin experience. Customers have told us that a successful archiving technology is integral to their business, and we continue to improve our user interface to make the experience native to their use and workflow.
COMPETITIVE: This is a big differentiator versus Google and other third party archiving products. Other archiving products require a separate user interface for management and for end user access. Having this integrated seamlessly is a strength.
Immutability
With Exchange 15, Microsoft enables organizations to preserve mailbox items for discovery using an In-Place Archive, keeping those items within the Exchange infrastructure. This allows for preservation of data in an immutable and discoverable manner—while at the same time reducing IT complexity, and delivering a seamless user experience.
This approach is referred to as “In-Place Hold.” When a user’s items are placed on hold, Exchange can store an immutable copy when relevant properties are edited or the message is removed from the user's view. Those copies are sent to a segment of the user’s mailbox (technically known as the “Recoverable Items folder”) that is invisible to the user. This process is triggered when any command to edit or delete is invoked, ensuring that all altered or removed items are stored in the Recoverable Items folder in their original form. Many third parties leverage WORM storage – but this is inefficient and has many issues, including not capturing all data in your inbox and complicating your data storage strategy. Software based immutability is a stronger solution for saving your data.
Any mailbox items associated with a user on In-Place Hold—whether in the primary mailbox or the In-Place Archive, and whether on-premises or online—are made immutable in this fashion. In-Place Hold works when any user accesses the mailbox, whether it is the mailbox’s designated user, a delegate, or an administrator who edits or deletes an item through a client interface.
Data governance
We also have solutions for organizations who need to manage risk by providing proactive controls to manage data in Exchange. With Exchange 15, there are controls to ensure that data is only kept for the period of time you want. This enables you to delete aged or content that is beyond your data retention and governance strategy at the appropriate time.
eDiscovery:
We know that customers need to easily find data in their organization. We also know that requests for data outside of are becoming more and more common. Our eDiscovery Center can handle these types of requests from a single location, and we are investing in developing additional functionality in this area.
COMPETITIVE: This is a big differentiator versus Google and other third party eDiscovery products. Using technology in-place allows for faster workflow and process management. It also enables you to use less tools to get work done.

3. Full featured archiving
Preserve
Search
In-Place Archive
Governance
Hold
eDiscovery
Secondary mailbox with separate quota
Managed through EAC or PowerShell
Available on-premises, online, or through EOA
Automated and time- based criteria
Set policies at item or folder level
Expiry date shown in message
Capture deleted and edited messages
Time-Based In-Place Hold
Granular Query- Based In-Place Hold
Optional notification
Web-based eDiscovery Center and multi-mailbox search
Search primary, In-Place Archive, and recoverable items
Delegate through roles-based admin
De-duplication after discovery
Auditing to ensure controls are met
Situation
To keep up with growing and changing regulatory environments, organizations need custom, easy-to- implement archiving capabilities that do not interfere with user workflows.
Slide objective
Audience should understand how they can get robust archiving and discovery tools without burdening the IT department or users.
Talking points
Exchange 15 offers you new, integrated archiving tools that can help you preserve and discover data, without having to change the way your users or IT admins work.
In this latest release are such features as:
An In-Place Archive that seamlessly surfaces in both Outlook and Outlook Web App. This secondary mailbox appears as a set of folders in your users’ clients, allowing them to use familiar tools and actions to manage both live and archived data. For administrators, the very same admin tools used to manage other aspects of Exchange, such as the Exchange Administration Center or PowerShell, can be used to configure and enable this In-Place Archive.
Retention policies that allow IT staff to define, deploy, and automate the expiry and archiving of data. These new policies are both granular and flexible, and can be set at either the folder or item level. Exchange 15 has a in-place hold policy that, when enabled on a user’s items, retains any edits or deletions made by the user under hold. This feature also enables rolling hold capability to allow hold for a period of time.
The new, easy to use, eDiscovery Center can be delegated to specialist users—such as a compliance officer or human resources personnel—to conduct e-discovery tasks, without having to generate additional overhead for the IT department. This also allows compliance officers to set Time-Based In-Place Holds to ensure that data is held for specific periods of time for eDiscovery purposes. Query-Based In-Place Hold allows a compliance officer the ability to specify filters such as date, document type, sender, and free text KQL (there are others). If these filters are met, the data will be kept on hold.

4. Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Outlook
Outlook Web App
Seamless experience
An integrated In-Place Archive enables users to save time by managing their archive as they do their mailbox
Situation
The In-Place Archive features of Exchange deliver a familiar user experience in Outlook 2007, 2010 and Outlook Web App.
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality of In-Place Archiving in Exchange
Notes
A specialized Exchange mailbox configured and associated with the user’s primary mailbox
Unlimited storage quota for subscriptions which include Exchange Online Archiving and Exchange Online (Plan 2)
Provides users with a familiar experience by seamlessly surfacing in both Outlook and Outlook Web App
Users can employ the same skills and methods they already use today to interact with archived
“Drag and Drop” to folders
Create folders and categorize
Conduct searches and filter results
Reply to messages and set flags
COMPETITIVE: This is a big differentiator versus Google and other third party archiving products. Other archiving products require a separate user interface for management and for end user access. Having this integrated seamlessly is a strength. (refers to above 6)
Talking Points
First there is the In-Place Archive. This is a secondary mailbox that is enabled and associated with a user’s primary Exchange account.
To help deliver a familiar experience for your users the In-Place Archive appears like any other folder or opened PST file in both Outlook and Outlook Web App.
This means your users can easily interact with their archived utilizing the same methods they already use today like dragging and dropping from the Inbox to other folders. Searching for messages across either live or archived is the same experience including having rich options for filtering the search results such as only showing messages that include attachments or that have been tagged with a specific category.
Administrators using existing Exchange management tools can set a separate quota for the archived mailbox independent from the primary mailbox. And utilizing the enhanced retention policies framework in Exchange 15, you can define policies that automatically move into a user’s In-Place Archive based on specific time- based criteria.
These two mailboxes (the primary and the In-Place Archive can live in the same Exchange database or in an separate store) allows you to benefit from a range of Exchange 15 mailbox resiliency and storage innovations.
Retain folder hierarchy
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5. Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Integrated search
Search faster
Quickly find new or historical wherever you are with new, faster search technology
Search everywhere at once
Situation
The search features of Exchange delivers a familiar user experience in both Outlook 2010, Outlook 15, and Outlook Web App
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality of end user search, specific to the In-Place Archive
Talking Points
It is painful and inefficient for users to deal with one experience when working with live , and yet another when needing to do the same action in their In-Place Archive. In Exchange 15, we are working toward making your users’ lives easier. For example, you can perform a Search in the same manner in both live and In- Place Archive, or you can easily search both at the same time. Search results are returned quickly in the same window, and you can see them in a unified conversation view, for easier traversal.
This integrates new search technology based on SharePoint Search and FAST technology.
COMPETITIVE: This is a differentiator against Postini (yet to be determined against Google Vault). Differentiator against third party archiving products.
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6. Transparent user experience
Retention policy and expiry details
Put Keep information workers in charge of their by showing keeping them informed of when items are to be moved or archived
Assign to an individual item, folder, or all
Situation
Exchange includes a range of policies that allow customers to automate the deletion and archiving of and other Exchange data to meet data retention requirements.
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality of policies in Outlook and Outlook Web App.
Talking Points
You have the ability to allow your users to select retention and archive policies at the folder, conversation, or individual message level. This helps reduce interrupting a user’s normal workflow (whether they are a “filer” or a “piler”) when retention policies need to be affected across important data. Outlook displays retention policy details and perhaps more importantly, the date the message will expire right in the message preview pane. This means your users no longer need to monitor a specific folder to learn which messages may be expiring soon.
COMPETITIVE: This is a differentiator versus Google and other third party archiving products – especially without addins. Other products will purge a message without the user being aware of what is coming. Allowing visibility into the behind the scenes retention is important for users.

7. Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Granular retention
Automate the deletion and archiving of and other Exchange data to meet data retention requirements
Single menu for policies
Situation
Exchange includes a range of policies that allow customers to automate the deletion and archiving of and other Exchange data to meet data retention requirements.
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality of policies in Outlook and Outlook Web App.
Talking Points
You have the ability to allow your users to select retention and archive policies at the folder, conversation, or individual message level. This helps reduce interrupting a user’s normal workflow (whether they are a “filer” or a “piler”) when retention policies need to be affected across important data. Outlook and Outlook Web App display retention policy details and perhaps more importantly the date the message will expire right in the message preview pane. This means your users no longer need to monitor a specific folder to learn which messages may be expiring soon.
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8. Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Data governance
Manage storage and risk proactively with mailbox management and expiration policies
Delete Policy
Situation
Exchange includes a range of policies that allow customers to automate the deletion and mailbox management of and other Exchange data to meet data retention requirements.
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality.
Talking Points
Exchange includes a retention policy approach aimed at providing IT administrators and users a flexible and granular way to set policies on retention and location without impacting user productivity.
For example your IT staff can set default retention policies across your organization that determines for how long a messages should be retained. They can also create a series of Retention Policies that your users can select and apply to individual messages or folders to ensure proper message expiry is set on important .
Additionally move policies (archive policy) can be defined and set to determine if and when an message should be automatically moved to the In-Place Archive. And it’s worth noting that when these messages are moved to the In-Place Archive, the folder hierarchy from the user’s primary mailbox is preserved; this is a great benefit for those who rely on filing as a means to manage their communications.
It’s also worth noting that you do not need to enable the In-Place Archive to implement these retention policies or the hold policy described in the deck (NOTE: the exception is the “Archive Policy”)
Details:
Archive Policy (Mailbox Management)
Automatically move content to In-Place Archive
Time-based criteria (such as older than 2 years)
Preserves primary mailbox folder hierarchy
Retention Policy (Expiration)
Automatically delete content
Retention policies travel with archived messages
Can combine:
Automatically move message to the In-Place Archive after ‘x’ months, then delete from the In-Place Archive after ‘y’ months
More specific policies override generic defaults
Archive Policy (mailbox management)
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9. Organization eDiscovery
Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Organization eDiscovery
Search for and preserve only relevant items from one place. Give compliance officers eDiscovery while leaving end-users alone.
Our goal is to keep a hold of that data and increase our value proposition is to provide unified In-Place discovery across the Microsoft IW stack by giving you , including In-Place discovery across Exchange SharePoint and Lync:
First of all, find it all in one place: one single experience for searching and preserving , documents, site mailboxes, etc.
ThenSecondly, find what you need and only what you need: be specific about what you want to search for and preserve to reduce discovery costs
FinallyThirdly, find it without user impact: place no burden on the IW for preserving and searching for data, do it all in the background.
2007: in Exchange/SharePoint 2007, there was no story for preservation and search was very basic, it was commandline only in Exchange, and if you wanted the export you had to use a commandlet or Outlook. SharePoint had GUI search but no way to export the results or review them In-Place. As a result, if you needed compliance you would basically turn to third-party archive and third-party search and discovery tools.
2010: in 2010, we added basic preservation per mailbox or per site so you could begin keeping that data In-Place and in Exchange we added the ECP discovery console so you had a GUI experience for searching the data you’re keepting. As a result, we reduced the need for 3rd party archives and search tools and are started seeing a trending to keeping data In-Place and searching In-Place using the archive, preservation and discovery, keeping value in our product by keeping the data.
Exchange 15: In Exchange 15, we’re taking that core set of features and getting rid of the seams between the different products by giving you a single one-stop shop for searches, preservation, and export. We’re also making improvements in preservation so you can keep only the data you need to keep without keeping entire mailboxes or sites, which can end up being much more than you want. The goal at the end of this release is that for customers to have the ability to can keep all of their data In-Place and search it, taking out only small scoped sets of search results to put in high-powered review tools.
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10. Identify and hold Microsoft Exchange 5/9/2018 Situation
Exchange, SharePoint and Lync include a range of granular hold options that allow customers to maintain content to help meet data preservation requirements
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality of identifying relevant content and placing its on hold
Talking Points
Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync have In-Place hold that retains any edits made to s or deletions of for those items that are placed on hold. Altered items are captured in a recoverable items store within Exchange (similar for SharePoint) that is neither accessible to, nor changeable by, the user.
In Outlook, you also have the option of displaying a customized notification banner to alert users that they are under hold.
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11. Help meet regulatory requirements
Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Help meet regulatory requirements
For each case, allow items to be placed on time- based In-Place Hold to help meet compliance requirements
Situation
Exchange includes a range of granular hold options that allow customers to maintain content to help meet internal and external regulatory needs
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality
Talking Points
Many businesses need to maintain their data for a set period of time for various reasons. In 3rd party archive systems, this is often where WORM storage is used. However, WORM storage (traditional hardware-based method) has issues in that it does not store all data in your inbox. It also requires expensive hardware and is often slow to retrieve data from. Finally, it requires a complicated cataloguing and destruction policy. With Time-Based In-Place Hold in Exchange, you can manage immutability of data requirements without third party products. Exchange 15 addresses immutability in a number of ways. Exchange allows a user to be kept on time-based In-Place Hold, which will allow for all data to be captured. Because some regulations require offsite data backups to meet immutability requirements, Exchange's Database Availability Groups (or Exchange Online) can create a replica in another location.
COMPETITIVE: This is a differentiator versus Google and other third party archiving products – we can stretch well beyond 10 years and are more cost effective than “Write once, ready many” (WORM)
Can Exchange Online help companies meet legal and regulatory requirements related to archiving?
Response: Exchange can be used to help companies comply with many of the most common regulatory and standards requirements related to archiving including SOX, HIPAA, and SEC Rule 17 A-4. With Exchange, a company can apply archiving, retention, and hold policies to their user’s mailboxes including archiving mailbox. Exchange Online provides:
Support for role-based access to archive stores;
Application of hold policies at granular levels to allow messages to be held for the desired period of time or indefinitely; and
Protection of through Active Directory Rights Management Services deployed on premises, in conjunction with Exchange Online.
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12. Deep analytics and statistics
Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Deep analytics and statistics
KQL based searches – including proximity search
Retrieve content in Exchange, SharePoint, Lync, and file shares in-place. Laser-focused, refinedrs query capabilities can get the exact content you are looking for.
Situation
Exchange includes very powerful analytics and statistics.
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality
Talking Points:
Search and view content by project, legal matter, or business context – even site mailboxes.
Save money when there is a litigation need by producing results quickly and efficiently.
Do keyword searches using KQL – a language that has been further expanded to allow for things like proximity search.
Adjust search results using modifiers and refiners
Instantly see results in-place
This is an evolution of our compliance (v3) and search infrastructure (FAST)
Data stays where it lives – In-Place – where it has the most relevance
Instant statistics
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13. Benefits of large mailbox with archiving
Access to all from all clients
Less time spent managing mailbox quota
Eliminate lost or corrupted .PST files
Simplify discovery and retention management
Situation
volume continues to grow, driven by the nearly ubiquitous use of as the core communications tool for businesses. At many organizations, mailboxes are too small to accommodate this growth, forcing employees to spend time deleting messages or moving them to .PST files to stay under quota. Your employees may wonder why their personal accounts have multi-gigabyte storage limits while their work accounts are a fraction of the size.
Small mailbox quotas are not just an inconvenience for your users. Undersized mailboxes can lead to the proliferation of .PST files. Because .PST files exist outside the Exchange server, they are difficult for you to manage, difficult to search for legal discovery purposes, insecure, and rarely backed up.
Slide objective
Communicate the benefits of large mailboxes and In-Place Archives
Talking points
We think of large mailboxes as allowing you to store at least a year’s worth of messages in the one mailbox.
Time Items Mailbox Size (MB)
1 Day
1 Month 4000 ~300
1 Year 52,000 ~3800
4 Years 208,000 ~15000
User profile: 160 Receive + 40 Send /Day Profile,  75KB, no deletions, 5 day work week

14. Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Rapid provisioning
Quickly enable in-place archiving for users – either on-premises, in the cloud, or as a hybrid.
Situation
Exchange allows you to quickly provision an In-Place Archive and the associated policies and quotas.
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality
Talking Points:
Easily add on-premises or cloud-based archiving capabilities for on-premises mailboxes directly in the Exchange Administration Center. Deployment can be done either on-premises, natively within Exchange Online, or via Exchange Online Archiving – a standalone offering attaching to Exchange Server or Exchange Online. EAC can be used to provision the In-Place Archive. If primary mailbox is later moved to the cloud, the In-Place Archive moves with it.
Enable or modify quickly
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15. Audit: Litigation Hold report
Microsoft Exchange
5/9/2018
Audit: Litigation Hold report
Track changes
Audit changes in mailboxes and configurations settings with built-in reports
Situation
Exchange allows you to audit changes in mailboxes and configurations with built-in reports.
Slide objective
Describe the features and functionality
Talking Points:
Use these reports to find changes made to mailboxes and configuration settings. You can search for specific types of changes and export results to a file that is sent to you or other users.
You can also further create customized reports using Exchange Management Shell to output to csv, html, txt, xml, etc.
Default reports:
Run a non-owner mailbox access report: Search mailbox audit logs for mailboxes that have been accessed or changed by someone other than the owner.
Export mailbox audit logs: Search for and export information about non-owner access to a mailbox.
Run a litigation hold report: Search the administrator audit log for users who've had litigation hold enabled or disabled for their mailbox.
Export the administrator audit log: Search for and export information about configuration changes made in your organization.
Run an administrator role group report: Search the administrator audit log for changes made to role groups, which are used to assign administrative permissions to users.
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.