Today we present to you Karim Batthish, a Program Manager Lead on Exchange team. Karim talks about Exchange Server 2007 Web services and programmibility. Enjoy!

In the next installment of our TechEd interviews, Becky Benfield, Program Manager Lead of Exchange mailbox team, discusses high availability and disaster recovery features in Exchange 2007.

One of the key people behind the Exchange 2003 SP2 mobility enhancements, Max Ciccotosto, Program Manager Lead responsible for mobility in Exchange 2007, talks about the improvements taking place from an end user and a messaging admin perspective.

Continuing our TechEd interviews with the Exchange team, we caught up with Jesse Dougherty, Group Program Manager of the Exchange Edge team. Jesse discusses what's coming up in Exchange 2007 in the areas of security and transport.

David Howell, Group Program Manager of Exchange Unified Messaging, explains what's new and coming up in Exchange Server 2007 around one inbox - voicemail, email and fax.

Kristian Andaker, Program Manager Lead of Outlook Web Access (OWA), tells us about what's new and enhanced in Exchange Server 2007 Outlook Web Access.

Terry Myerson, General Manager of Exchange talks about what's coming up in Exchange 2007.

Scott Schnoll talks about the Local Continuous Replication feature in Exchange 2007 and gives a demonstration on how this feature works in current builds of Exchange 2007.

Nathan Breskin-Auer, a Product Designer for OWA Light, talks about accessibility improvements in Exchange 2007 OWA Light. Kelly Ford (an Internet Explorer Test Lead) then demonstrates how he uses those to read email. Awesome demonstration!

Secure configurations of Exchange 2003 (and any product for that matter) is very important.  A considerable amount of customers are publishing their Exchange 2003 via Outlook Web Access (OWA) to the Internet.  In my random polls, I have found that quite a few folks are doing this publishing via HTTP (Port 80)!  It really isn't that difficult to publish OWA securely.  I thought it would be a good use of time to record a short (16 minute) screencast to walk through the necessary steps to get this configured for a single Exchange Server using ISA 2004. - Harold Wong

Now that Exchange Server 2003 SP2 has been out for a bit and there are more Windows Mobile 5 devices with the Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP) on the market, I have been getting a lot of questions on what is required on the Exchange Server and the Windows Mobile 5 device to get the Direct Push feature to work correctly.  Rather than explain via text, I have recorded a 10 minute screencast to demonstrate the simple steps needed on both the Server and on the Mobile device. - Harold Wong

Paul Bowden, Program manager of the Exchange Best Practices Analyzer talks about the past, present and future of the tool. Find out how it got started, what new features are included in the latest release as well as the direction it'll take in Exchange 2007.