Spartan Posted November 11, 2014 Report Posted November 11, 2014 For the past 10 years, Microsoft has invested in the transformation of business, disrupting the status quo with Lync, by simplifying and unifying all of the different tools people used to communicate for work. We made Lync a core part of Office to make it easy for people to connect with others to get work done. Lync means the freedom to work anywhere. It’s like tapping someone on the shoulder to say “let’s chat” no matter where you are in the world. Colleagues meet together and make decisions in an instant and IT Professionals rest easy knowing their end-users are supported by a secure platform for that they manage and control. Today, thousands of organizations, large and small, count on Lync for voice, video and conferencing. In the first half of 2015, the next version of Lync will become Skype for Business with a new client experience, new server release, and updates to the service in Office 365. We believe that Skype for Business will again transform the way people communicate by giving organizations reach to hundreds of millions of Skype users outside the walls of their business. We’re really excited about how Skype for Business takes advantage of the strengths of both Skype and Lync. For example, as you can see in the screenshots, we’re adopting the familiar Skype icons for calling, adding video and ending a call. We’ve added the call monitor from Skype, which keeps an active call visible in a small window even when a user moves focus to another application. At the same time, Skype for Business keeps and improves on all of the capabilities of Lync, including content sharing and telephony. For example, transferring a call now takes only one touch or click instead of three. We’re also making it easier to connect to people everywhere. Lync already offers instant messaging and audio calling with Skype users. Skype for Business adds video calling and the Skype user directory making it possible to call any Skype user on any device. Current Lync Server customers will be able to take advantage of these capabilities simply by updating from Lync Server 2013 to the new Skype for Business Server in their datacenters. No new hardware is required. For Office 365 customers, it’s even simpler. We’ll do the required updates. And because communications is mission-critical, this release meets a new bar for reliability and performance.
Betting Bangarraju Posted November 11, 2014 Report Posted November 11, 2014 Ila aithe office lo P2P is blocked man. Microsoft ke bokka. Ippudu unna Lync chaalu antar. Skype Sync aithe 100% Sink avuddi.
Spartan Posted November 11, 2014 Author Report Posted November 11, 2014 Ila aithe office lo P2P is blocked man. Microsoft ke bokka. Ippudu unna Lync chaalu antar. Skype Sync aithe 100% Sink avuddi. companies will allow only the Skype proprietary (P2P) protocol.. it will also help companies to cut down on bandwidth usage...
upendra_super Posted November 11, 2014 Report Posted November 11, 2014 telugu lo cheppu bhayya English lo koncham weak
Spartan Posted November 11, 2014 Author Report Posted November 11, 2014 telugu lo cheppu bhayya English lo koncham weak Apice lo Yahoo Messenger tesesi Google Talk vadamantar anta ippatnunchi..
puli_keka Posted November 11, 2014 Report Posted November 11, 2014 itunes unnappdu beats music enduku bokka. same here
Spartan Posted November 11, 2014 Author Report Posted November 11, 2014 itunes unnappdu beats music enduku bokka. same here Lync lo intak mundu Yahoo or Gmail contacts to only chatting possible unde no video conferencing.. Skype valla that will also be possible inka..
Betting Bangarraju Posted November 11, 2014 Report Posted November 11, 2014 companies will allow only the Skype proprietary (P2P) protocol.. it will also help companies to cut down on bandwidth usage... Already Lync lo undi kada video, screensharing, audio, chat. Inka ee Skype vochchi emi dekthadi ? Edi emaina when you are on proxy server ip with client network moththam blocked vayya. only chat will work fine anthe. Yes as you said to cut down bandwidth usage they will not allow P2P for sure.
Spartan Posted November 11, 2014 Author Report Posted November 11, 2014 Already Lync lo undi kada video, screensharing, audio, chat. Inka ee Skype vochchi emi dekthadi ? Edi emaina when you are on ***** server ip with client network moththam blocked vayya. only chat will work fine anthe. Yes as you said to cut down bandwidth usage they will not allow P2P for sure. only Skype protocol open chestar...so shud be fine..
puli_keka Posted November 11, 2014 Report Posted November 11, 2014 Lync lo intak mundu Yahoo or Gmail contacts to only chatting possible unde no video conferencing.. Skype valla that will also be possible inka.. maa teammate 10 ki aapice vachi gantalo malli skype calls. alaanti kshanam vidichi undaleni anyonya dampathulaku help avudhi .. special ga skype open cheyalsina avasaram ledu
Spartan Posted November 11, 2014 Author Report Posted November 11, 2014 maa teammate 10 ki aapice vachi gantalo malli skype calls. alaanti kshanam vidichi undaleni anyonya dampathulaku help avudhi .. special ga skype open cheyalsina avasaram ledu iddaru inka baaga....
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