Exchange---what's needed on server end

I recently dumped my Blackjack and picked up an iPhone (LOVE IT).

TAKE TWO.....
I recently dumped my Blackjack and picked up an iPhone (LOVE IT). I am biding my time, waiting patiently for June to arrive so that I will be able to access my company's Exchange server. My company does not allow IMAP access, so i'm currently using Outlook Web Access to get my email.
Our company's wireless provider is Verizon. My colleagues that use Blackberries need to purchase a BB user license to access the server. When I got my AT&T Blackjack, I didn't need to purchase any special license, etc. I just chose "Exchange" in the email configuration menu and voila!---I was in.
My question---once that magical day in June arrives and I download the software update, what needs to be done on the server side so that I can gain access? Does IT need to download any special program, etc.? I'm hoping that this will work just as easily as my Blackjack did since the iPhone will be using ActiveSync as well.
Any ideas?
Thanks.

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