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In the world of information technology, businesses turn to servers to manage the storage, flow and backup of just about every bit of important data. What about the family home? Many households around the world have broadband wireless networks, multiple PCs and everything from priceless vacation photos to bank account information stored on individual PC hard drives. Their networks are already in place with PCs in multiple rooms, but where's the central home server to connect and protect them all?
The one thing that I would like to see would be the addition of Exchange Server. The Exchange Server provides the platform for hosting and providing access to e-mail, calendar, contacts, faxes and voice mail.
