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University Hospital Aachen (UKA) in Germany houses all patient care services, including medical and dentistry faculties and student training, under one roof. At such a large organization - with more than 5,500 employees treating 160,000 patients and training more than 2,700 students a year - communication is critical. The UKA messaging system, based on IBM Lotus Notes 6.5, was increasingly expensive to administer and failed to integrate with third-party core applications. To optimize resource management and develop mobile communications, UKA started the migration to a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 environment as part of the Rapid Deployment Program (RDP). The hospital has already seen better performance, synchronization of mobile devices, and improved integration with the 2007 Microsoft Office system and third-party applications.

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