Posts Tagged ‘Unified Communications’
The Office Communications Server codec (RTAudio), is known for being capable of handling network issues and the avoidance of “jitter”. In my experience I would have to say in most cases this is true, however for a large-scale deployments that utilise modern day MPLS networks QoS (Quality of Service) or CoS (Class of Service) are […]
Today’s Microsoft Connect event “Save Time. Work Smarter. Reduce Costs”, is over and I’m on a flight back to the UK (just when I thought Ryanair have cashed in on all they could I was wrong, they now sell in-flight smokeless cigarettes!), but they fly to London Luton and it works for me. Now back […]
For those of you in the Dublin area on May 26th, Microsoft Ireland are putting on a Unified Comms, SharePoint and Office event “Save Time. Work Smarter. Reduce Costs”. I will be speaking on behalf of First Rate Event Overview Join us on May 26th to find out how leading Irish organisations in the Public and Private sector […]
Just spotted a press release over @ MS PressPass Key areas of integration include: Product development and integration • The two companies will form joint teams to collaborate on products and services development across Microsoft Office SharePoint Server, Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft Office Communications Server, as well as HP ProCurve networking products. • HP […]
The Exchange Team posted up a video of Adam Glick from the Exchange mobility team, he runs through a couple of high level features included in the 2010 product. Interesting features include: Granular control over approved devices (with built-in reporting capabilities i.e. Adam Jacobs is using an iPhone) One click free/busy information (very nicely executed, check […]
