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Nathan Winters
Nathan Winters is a Unified Communications Consultant for Dimension Data; a Microsoft Gold Partner on five continents whose clients include over 70% of the Global Fortune 100. Nathan has been working in I.T. for four years and specializes in Exchange, Active Directory and Virtualization. Recent work has included an Exchange 2007 design for several client and an OCS 2007 voice design including Enterprise Voice. Midway through 2006 Nathan founded the Microsoft Messaging and Mobility User Group UK which holds regular meetings in the UK to discuss topics related to Exchange. In April 2007 Nathan was awarded an MVP (Exchange Server) for his work with MMMUG and regular contributions to the Mark Minasi Forum. Nathan is a regular contributor to the MSExchange.org website and Nathan’s other articles have been published by Penton Media (Exchange and Outlook Administrator newsletter), Microsoft (TechNet Industry Insiders) and on the MMMUG website. For more of Nathan’s articles see the links below: http://www.mmmug.co.uk/files/default.aspx http://www.msexchange.org/nathan_winters http://www.windowsitpro.com/Authors/AuthorID/1651/1651.html You can contact Nathan at Nathan@clarinathan.co.uk or through his blog at http://www.mmmug.co.uk/blogs/nweb

Virtualizing Exchange: points for discussion

by Nathan Winters | 20 November 2008 |

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With the increasing acceptance of the use of Virtualization as a means of providing server infrastructure, this technology is being applied to production Exchange servers. This is a solution that is not just limited to the small shop, Nathan Winters discusses the... Read more...

Using Exchange 2007 for Resource Booking

by Nathan Winters | 16 July 2008 |

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The process of booking various resources to go with a meeting room just got a whole lot easier with Exchange 2007. Nathan Winters explains Exchange’s resource-scheduling functionality and offers practical advice on how you might go about configuring Exchange to... Read more...

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