Microsoft announced the worldwide launch of Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, the newest version of its messaging and collaboration platform, during the opening day of the Tech-Ed Europe 2009 conference in Berlin on Nov. 9. As part of its theme of the new efficiency, Microsoft is highlighting several new features with Exchange Server 2010 designed to streamline the voicemail and email process for end users, giving them the ability to control conversations and store information more efficiently.

Microsoft claims that companies using Exchange Server 2010 will save 70 percent in total cost of ownership over previous versions of the platform. Whether or not that prediction pans out, some of its features will almost certainly make communication and storage more efficient for users.
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