Installing SQL 2012 BI on a server with Exchange 2010

I would like to create a new SBS-type network ... and I know that SBS2011 is dead, so I am looking at moving into the new Server 2012 world. I understand that Server 2012 Essentials has some really nice management and remote-access capabilities.
I definitely want to install Exchange 2010 on-premises and I know that it cannot be installed on Server 2012 Essentials, so I will have to deploy a second server running Server 2012 Standard. Not thrilled, but I can live with that (I miss SBS already).
I am also interested in installing SQL Server 2012 BI because I understand my POS (Point-Of-Sale) vendor should release a new SQL-based option in 2013 and I want to anticipate that and be ready.
I should have 15-17 users on this network without heavy use - mostly file + print sharing along with Exchange-based email. I do understand that Exchange takes up a lot of RAM, which is potentially a conflict with SQL Server, but I can put
8-12GB into each box. (Each box has two dual-core 2GHz AMD cpu's.)
So, my questions are:
Where should I best install SQL2012 BI?
Can Exchange 2010 and SQL 2012 BI live on the same box? If so, are there any tuning/install recommendations?
As you can see, I'm a newbie to the 2012 world and I appreciate any advice / pointers you can give.
Thanks!

Hello,
Please see the following article:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997379(v=EXCHG.80).aspx
“Running SQL Server on the same computer as a production Exchange mailbox server is not recommended. Both SQL Server and Exchange mailbox servers consume a large amount of memory and disk resources to operate optimally. Co-hosting SQL Server and Exchange Server
on the same computer in a production environment will likely lead to poor performance by one or both of the servers. Additionally, troubleshooting and securing such an installation is not well understood.”
“Move either Exchange Server or SQL Server off the computer. Completely removing one of these programs from the computer is recommended”
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Alberto Morillo
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