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Microsoft Online Services Offers SharePoint to Businesses of All Sizes
ToTheSharePoint Newsletter
March 3, 2008


By Dan Holme
Office & SharePoint Pro
Community Manager

Microsoft Online Services Offers SharePoint, Exchange, Communications and Live Meeting to Businesses of All Sizes

This morning, in front of the 4,000 or so attendees at the sold-out Microsoft SharePoint Conference (SPC), Bill Gates raised the curtain on a set of services and products that I think will have a wide-reaching impact on the industry and on the way we administer our enterprises moving forward: Microsoft hosted SharePoint and Exchange services for businesses of all sizes. He also announced the availability of the SharePoint Server Express, a free enterprise search tool, and of Silverlight Blueprint for Sh