<p>Exchange Server 2013 introduces a new model for long-denigrated public folders. Learn howthey work, how to manage them and whether you should reconsider removing them from yourorganization.</p><p>Ever since it released Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft has encouraged Exchange admins to ditchpublic folders and move content into other repositories like SharePoint and shared mailboxes.</p><p>There are several good reasons to get rid of public folders in Exchange 2010. The one thatprominently stands out is the replication model. When it comes to reliable replication and failoverin Exchange 2010, mailbox databases benefit from</p><p>When you register, you'll also receive targeted alerts from my team of editorial writers and independent industry experts with the latest news, tips, and advice to help you do your job more efficiently and effectively. Our goal is to keep you informed on the hottest topics and biggest challenges faced by Exchange professionals today working with Exchange, Outlook and other related technologies. Margie Semilof, Editorial Director Premium Access</p><p><a href="http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/Introducing-Exchange-Server-2013-modern-public-folders">Keep reading...</a></p>