Humans are prone to mistakes ever, mistake such as deleting an important mail in error.Since the commencement of the first since Exchange 2000’s “dumpster,” in Exchange 2000, this isn't a disastrous mistake anymore the consequences of deleting important mail aren’t too much of an issue. Users can easily recover the deleted items without even taking the administrator’s assistance having to involve the administrator. - Read more...http://recoveryexchangeserver..com/2016/04/recover-deleted-items-in-exchange.html

Exchange Server 2016 is the 9th in the series of Exchange Servers since the launch of the first of its kind -Exchange Server 4.0 in 1996. In these 19 years that have passed since the launch of the first version, Microsoft has released new versions of Exchange at an average interval of near about 2 years, integrating new features and general improvements in each launch. Read more...http://www.lepide.com/blog/recover-and-restore-mailboxes-database-in-exchange-2016/

Recovery database, introduced in Exchange Server 2010 as a replacement for recovery storage groups of the previous versions, helps in restoring Exchange databases and recovering data. It aids the recovery of data from backups or copies without hindering the client access to the Exchange. Recovery database, combined with the Windows Server backup, forms a free facility by which administrators can backup, restore, and recover Exchange data. - See more information at: http://recoveryexchangeserver..in/2015/12/recovery-database-in-restoring-exchange-2010.html

As Microsoft Exchange versions keep changing, constantly upgrading your organization’s MS Exchange Server to the latest version has become a pre-requisite. Understanding the customary uncertainties and technical hitches is very essential when it comes to migrating data from one Exchange Server/Office 365 to another Exchange Server/Office 365. Read more... https:///9o2hHK