Summit: ITP04 - What`s new in Exchange Online
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What’s new in
Exchange Online
Brian Shiers
Technical Product Manager | Exchange
ITP04
Agenda
Overview of Exchange release cycle
Email challenges
Demo latest from the world of Exchange
Q&A
Disclaimer
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Service
pack
Service
Packs
vNext
H2 2015
New
version
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There’s too much stuff in my inbox; I can’t keep up
Important email get buried underneath other
clutter
People send documents as attachments, so we end
up with versioning problems
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Too much of our company’s knowledge is locked up
in people’s email
As email data grows, its hard to keep up with legal
and regulatory requirements
We need better tools for keeping our company’s
email safe, private, and secure
What’s New In Exchange Online
Social Email
Work
Smarter
Security and
Compliance
People view
Clutter view
Tame email overload with tools that
help you focus on what’s important
and work more efficiently
Rich content
App enhancements
Search enhancements
OWA for devices
Shipped
Q1 2014
Next
version
Shipped:
Q4 2014
No
release
Shipped:
Q2 2014
Next
version
Shipped
Q1 2014
Shipped
2013 SP1
Target:
Q1 2015
Next
version
iPhone
and iPad
Android
phone
Shipped
Jul 2013
Shipped
2013 SP1
Shipped
Target:
Jun 2014 Future CU
Groups
Group email experience
Combine the strengths of email with
social technologies to make groupbased work easier and make your
organization more agile
Group calendar experience
Document collaboration
Shipped:
Oct 2014
TBD
Shipped:
Oct 2014
TBD
Shipped:
Oct 2014
TBD
Shipped:
Oct 2014
TBD
One identity
Azure Active Directory (AAD) is the master for Group
identity and membership across Office 365 (Exchange,
SharePoint,…).
Exchange
EXODS
Federated resources
O365 services extend with their data. (E.g.
conversations stored in Exchange mailbox &
documents stored in OneDrive for a group)
Loose coupling
Services notify each other of changes to a group (e.g.
creation, deletion, updates)
Using sync from AAD to EXODS, & SPODS they
achieve reliability if they miss notifications.
Group
Mailbox
Conversations
Calendar
AAD
SharePoint
Group
identity
Identity
Resource URLs
Owners
Members
SPODS
Group site
Documents
OneNote
Lists
Additional workloads
Local
directory
Workload
resources
Workload
scenarios
Target:
Q4 2014
Next
version
Compliance center
Data loss prevention
Office 365 Message Encryption
Exchange Online Protection
Protect your organization’s data and
comply with legal requirements using
tools that are integrated and easy to
use
Target:
Q4 2014
Next
version
Initial release
Shipped:
Q2 2013
Shipped:
2013
Mobile Policy Tips,
Doc. fingerprinting
Shipped:
Q1 2014
Shipped:
2013 SP1
SharePoint and
OneDrive search
Shipped:
Q3 2014
Next
version
Not
applicable
Initial Release
Shipped:
Feb 2014
One Time Passcode
Shipped:
Oct 2014
iOS & Android Apps
Target:
Q4 2014
Not
applicable
Transport rule search
Bulk updating of word lists
Dictionary files for ETR/Policy
Enhanced Anti-Phishing
Extended Message Trace
Configure End User Spam
Notification
Policy by group ,
domain or user
Custom Content and Malware Filter
for specified user, group, or
domains
Junk Mail Reporting for
OWA
Increased Domain Limit
Remote PowerShell
Access
Directory Based Edge
Blocking
Support
Support for
for IPV6
IPv6
End User Access to
Quarantine
International Spam
Filtering
User/Groups in
EOP
Self-signed certificate (TLS)
Advanced Threat
Protection
Expanding Geocentric
affinity
DKIM Outbound
Message Quarantine
enhancements
Strengthened coverage
against malicious URLs
Enhanced Bulk mail
Protection
DMARC-Inbound &
Outbound
Detailed Reporting &
Message Tracking
Deferal alert
Enhanced Reporting
Match Subdomains
Transport rule
reporting
improvements
DKIM Inbound
Bulk Mail Enhancements
Improved Admin UI
including search
capabilities
Increased policies from
100 to 300
What’s New In Exchange
Work Smarter
Social Email
Personalized tools to
tame email overload and
help you focus on what’s
important
Unified groups and a new
approach to attachments
that make sharing and
collaboration easier
Security and
Compliance
Expanding set of built-in
DLP, eDiscovery,
encryption, and filtering
capabilities
Resources
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Office 365 Network
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Exchange IT Pro Group
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blogs.office.com
aka.ms/ehlo
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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.