Posts Tagged ‘Unified Communications’
Next Hop is a Microsoft TechNet portal dedicated to Unified Communications, specifically Office Communications Server. Articles are written by the Microsoft product groups, experienced field engineers and MVPs. Check out my second article, entitled “Strategic Considerations for Switching from a Legacy PBX to Communications Server“ Thanks – Dr. Rez and Susan Bradley Next Hop Homepage – […]
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).
Did you know that 2001: A Space Odyssey was one of the earliest motion picture depictions of the Videophone? I love this movie, especially this scene…enjoy!
Taken from Brett Johnson’s Blog: On Wednesday May 19th, the Unified Communications Interoperability Forum (UCIF) is announcing its formation. UCIF is a non-profit, open alliance of worldwide technology companies that will develop interoperability profiles, certification, and testing programs in order to enable UC interoperability scenarios. Founding members include Acme Packet, Aspect, AudioCodes, Broadcom, BroadSoft, Brocade, […]
I meant to post this last week, but held off adding new content whilst moving blog platforms. Below is an interesting video (embedded in Silverlight, thank you WordPress!) which examines how some of Microsoft’s enterprise customers have realised the benefits of Unified Communications via Office Communications Server, with Exchange Unified Messaging.
One of the many benefits of UC is the location independence gained by enhanced accessibility of end-user communications technology, and with this comes the ability to work from home. Many organisations are jumping on the opportunity to re-deploy staff into their home offices, such benefits include: Rationalisation upon existing office space (and the take-on of hot […]
