EWS
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What is EWS?
EWS, or Exchange Web Services, is a Microsoft API that enables applications to access and manipulate Exchange Server data such as emails, calendar items, contacts, tasks, and more. It's commonly used by applications to integrate with Exchange Server without needing to directly access the Exchange database.
What other technologies are related to EWS?
EWS Complementary Technologies
Microsoft Active Directory
EWS often integrates with Active Directory for authentication and authorization of users accessing Exchange resources.
Microsoft Office 365
EWS is a key component of Microsoft Office 365, providing programmatic access to Exchange Online mailboxes.
C#
C# is a common language used to develop applications that interact with EWS.
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Which job functions commonly mention EWS?
Call Center
15 Call Center jobs mention EWS
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Executive
11 Executive jobs mention EWS
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Software Engineer
96 Software Engineer jobs mention EWS
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Engineer
149 Engineer jobs mention EWS
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Operations
50 Operations jobs mention EWS
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