Archive for November, 2009
Apparently my photo generated PowerPoint decks are not that great (day job safe…for now anyways) For those interested, the real slides and videos are now online. Microsoft Unified Communications: Developer Platform Futures presented by Chris Mayo WMV WMVHigh MP4 Slides Integrating and Extending the Microsoft Office Communicator Experience with Windows Presentation Foundation and Microsoft Silverlight presented by […]
Today’s session focussed on the extendibility within the wave 14 communications platform was presented by David Ollason (Principal Lead Program Manager at Microsoft). David explained these development opportunities and gave examples; tools in scope were WPF and Silverlight (no surprises here). As with yesterday’s session my trusty BlackBerry was used to take pictures in low […]
Brett Johnson has posted a “how-to” guide on enabling Communicator presence within Exchange 2010 OWA, interestingly a local installation of the client is not required (comms is carried by OCS web services). Source: here
Today I attended a session run by Chris Mayo (UC Technical Evangelist at Microsoft). The session’s topic, development platform futures with Microsoft’s unified communications platform, namely Office Communications Server. The interesting little nugget that I picked up on was that everything discussed or demonstrated was running on pre-alpha wave 14 code and…(wait for it) there […]
Yesterday (during Stephen Elop’s TechED keynote) I upgraded my release candidate of Exchange 2010 to RTM, thankfully this went without a hitch. However, like the rest of the community it appears that the “pre-pidded” copy of Exchange released to TechNet and MSDN installs as an evaluation copy. My initial thoughts were that this was an “upgrade” glitch, […]
The OCS 2007 R2 cumulative update installer has been already mentioned on a couple of UC community sites, however an official mention has been made over at the OCS team blog. Source: here
