One potential issue preventing OCS and Lync adoption could be the relative lack of features that have been built into existing PBX systems over a number of years. One such feature is the ability to immediately record a call to a client account. This is a very common requirement in the Legal industry where Lawyers must be
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6 Comments » Update: here is the link to the official Microsoft Android Lync app From the guys at Widget Media there is now an OCS client available for Android. This is a welcome addition, the MS OCS and Lync team need to recognise that they can’t expect large organisations to fall into the Windows Phone 7, Nokia and
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Found via Tommy Clarke Microsoft have released several Technet documents related to “Communications Server 2010″. Not sure if this is an error or an early release but for those not on any of the NDA protected TAP programmes the link contains some interesting information about MS’s upcoming version of OCS, especially new features and resiliency.
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In a previous post about conference calls Dave Grady caught perfectly the frustrating experience that occurs everyday in every office in the modern world. The curse of the first five minutes of a conference call. Microsoft’s new Lobby feature in their upcoming “Communication Server 14″ release could be a solution to this curse. The “CS14″ team over
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AT&T yesterday announced that their enterprise customers can take advantage of integrated VoiP solutions when they take private IP VPN from AT&T. This makes a great deal of sense for customers who would like to experiment with VoiP services on an existing network platform. The press release makes special mention of OCS SIP trunking. AT&T* announced today
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