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During a keynote from a rather sweaty Bob Muglia at Tech-Ed North America, Gurdeep Singh Pall took to the stage and announced additional functionality available within Communications Server ’14’. This was without doubt the most interesting disclosure to date, which also included a product demonstration. (for those with Silverlight I have embedded the video below – […]
The UK Microsoft Messaging & Mobility User Group ran a joint live meeting with Microsoft UK this morning, specifically focused upon functionality within the forthcoming service pack (SP1) for Exchange 2010. Presenters were Brett Johnson (MSFT Messaging Technical Specialist), Leigh Smith (MSFT UC Technical Specialist) and Nathan Winters (an MVP for Exchange Server).
I’m sure that most of you are aware by now of StevieJ’s WWDC keynote earlier this week, where he reached out to fanboys from far and wide, preaching about why you need the forthcoming iPhone 4. I myself own an iPhone 3G, I skipped the 3G(s) – there was little incentive for me to upgrade. I’ll probably take the […]
Earlier this week a requirement was made to purchase additional voice-over-IP handsets, usually we would have purchased devices from a “major communications vendor” (I’ll recite no names) as our current OCS deployment is predominantly made up of remote call control users. However given that our strategy this year is to really push Office Communications Server […]
To co-incide with Tech-Ed North America new information on Microsoft’s next iteration of Communications Server is being made available. Resources worth mentioning: Microsoft.com’s new Communications Server ’14’ site – here The Microsoft UC Team blog – here The Three UC Amigos blog – here As always my Twitter feed – here Well, what are you waiting for?!?
To co-incide with the TechEd North America conference, an SP1 beta for Exchange 2010 has just been made publicly available via the Microsoft download center here. For more information on new functionality made available via SP1, read this blog post by the Exchange Team. Source: here
