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Lync Mobile Clients: Update

Official details of the Lync mobile clients are drip feeding their way.  Nokia blogged this week that they will have a Lync client for Symbian here.  Windows Phone 7 Mango imminent release will have a Lync client.  Blackberry support Lync with BES5 SP3, with the client available to downloaded on RIM’s app store. That just

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Lync Mobile and Mac client update

While there is still no definitive date set by Microsoft for the official release of Lync mobile client support the smoke signals currently puffing out of Redmond seem to be pointing towards a Q4 2011 release.  It’s looking likely there will not be direct support for Lync mobile clients from the Edge server and a new

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It’s Been a While

Wow – two months sure flies by. I guess nothing much happened while I’ve been on a post hiatus? Oh wait… Microsoft buy Skype Google release Google+ Microsoft release their Kinect SDK Apple announce icloud and Lion Apple announce details of iOS5 Microsoft release more details of Windows 8, beta could be available this year

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Machines can communicate too

I love finding examples of Unified Communications working within a business application and for a manufacturer of products there can be nothing more important than integrating their machines into the company communication system.  Wonderware have a case study on the Microsoft site on how they have coded OCS presence and instant messaging into their monitoring

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Running UCMA 2.0 with Lync

I imagine there could be several large scale deployments that may have to run UCMA2.0 with Lync. As is typical with new MS versions the migration or cohabitation of old and new is not simple. Joe Calev’s blog does a great job of explaing the options you have if you have a UCMA2.0 and want

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