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DHL, a leading international shipping company with operations in more than 220 countries and territories, wanted to improve the availability, security, and features of its mobile messaging, while replacing expensive older technologies. To respond to customers' needs more quickly, DHL decided to deploy Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 to enrich employees' mobile and collaborative capabilities worldwide. Through mobile devices, users can collaborate more because they have more mediums to collaborate through and better connectivity to the resources at the office. The company will eventually standardize its wireless devices, saving money by eliminating unnecessary hardware and software.

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