Microsoft Lync stories
RealPresence Group Series 5.0 will feature direct interoperability with both Skype for Business and Microsoft Lync, for enhanced collaboration.
Hawkins Group has chosen Dimension Data as its ICT services and solutions provider throughout ongoing upgrades to its communications technology.
VoIP is driving companies to unified communications platforms, says Richard Paul, Snapper Network Distributors managing director.
Dean Hodgson of Zeacom champions hybrid contact centre solutions as the best fit for business adaptability and efficiency.
Kiwi businesses set to benefit as Microsoft enables Skype and Lync video calling, bridging the gap between everyday users and enterprises.
Maria Martinez-Torres of Microsoft NZ champions Lync as the future of corporate telephony, highlighting its comprehensive communication solutions.
It may not be designed for contact centres, but Zeacom's John Cray says well-integrated Lync contact centres are disruptive for the industry.
Changes to licensing for Lync have made it more financially viable for smaller businesses, says Acronym's Dave Allum.
Companies in NZ gear up with tech solutions to tackle World Cup-induced work disruptions and promote flexibility at work.
Deane Jessep, UCFX director of business development outlines the options for group conferencing when using Microsoft Lync.
Google's Helpouts could revolutionise video collaboration, offering real-time advice from professionals on any device, for anyone.
Juniper Networks clinches dual Microsoft Lync qualification, enhancing wired and wireless campus communications.
Zeacom CEO, Miles Valentine, has resigned to explore other opportunities after founding the company 18 years ago.
Corporate organisations communicating through Instant Messaging platforms can address security and compliance issues through new safekeeping support.
Polycom rebrands Intelligent Core as RealPresence, aiming to boost UC interoperability and double revenue to USD $3 billion with open standards.
Aastra has signed Connector Systems to distribute its SIP and IP phones in New Zealand, aiming to expand reseller partnerships and enhance local training.
Workplace chat tools are now used by 43 per cent of employees, though most still doubt conversations on them are private.
