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Army E-Mail, Calendars, Soon To Be Available World Wide At DoD Locations

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Thursday, November 4th, 2010

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The Army wants to make it easier for soldiers and civilians to access the network, a part of the LandWarNet enterprise strategy, top officials said. The Army and the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) recently agreed to initiate the migration of Army users' e-mail addresses and calendars to the DISA-managed Microsoft Exchange 2010 service. "The Army's move to Enterprise Email enables users to access their Army e-mail from any DoD location and to collaborate with any Army user worldwide via…

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