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Outlook for iPhone - any demand?

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My company has recently developed an application that connects MS Outlook/Exchange tasks with the iPhone. I personally use Outlook and OneNote for GTD and I think this is a great idea; my boss, however, doesn't think there's much value to it.

What do you think? Would you pay $5-$10 a month for something like this?
 
I would if it copied my tasks so they were available offline (I have an iPod Touch and don't always have access to a wireless connection). My Next Actions are almost all in my Outlook Tasks, so the ability to export them would be a big benefit to me. Make them editable offline (for later sync) and it would be tremendous.
 
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