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Bill & Greg's Most Excellent Adventure
Unified Communications is not coming, it is here!
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over 5 years ago
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GregK
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Last week I was at Teched where one of my colleagues introduced Sprint in a presentation on Nortel and Microsoft’s continuing efforts around UC. Sprint a long time customer of Nortel and Microsoft and with 64,600 employees operates the largest 100-percent...
Bill & Greg's Most Excellent Adventure
OCS – SIP over UDP?
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over 5 years ago
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GregK
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What’s the overhead? What’s the argument. This is a very interesting blog that shows how the least common denominator in SIP communications is TCP but how the argument for UDP has continued over 20 years. http://communicationsserverteam.com/archive/2008...
Bill & Greg's Most Excellent Adventure
Blackberry and OCS
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over 5 years ago
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GregK
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I have OCS but some of my execs use Blackberry devices. How can they participate in IM conversations, etc. with OCS? RIM is updating BES to take advantage of OCS. The BES solution will allow for IM one-to-one and multi-party IM. It includes emoticons...
Bill & Greg's Most Excellent Adventure
Calling all Users!!
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over 5 years ago
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The question I received the other day was on sending voicemail to multiple users using Exchange UM. How can we achieve this? This can be done by creating a Universal Distribution List (DL) and adding all intended Unified Messaging recipients to the...
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