Exchange Web Services Managed API: Unified Communications Development for Exchange
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The new Exchange Web Services Managed API provides managed code access to Exchange, whether running on premises or in the cloud. Learn how this new Microsoft .NET API provides full access to Microsoft Exchange mail, calendaring, scheduling, contacts, eventing,
synchronization, permissioning, and public folders programmatically using the Exchange Web Services protocol.
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Jason HendersonJason is the Senior Lead Program Manager for the Exchange Web Services team. Jason has been a member of the Microsoft Exchange team for the last seven years working on mobile, web, and developer experiences. Jason earned a Master of Science degree in Computing and Software Systems from the University of Washginton and his BS from the University of Puget Sound.
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