Enterprise CONNECT
Lync Tour 2014 is on the road again to New York City on Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Microsoft’s Lync: Making the
Choice , Making it Work is still collecting Tales from the Trenches
nationwide, from the West Coast to the East Coast to share experts and end user
stories and advice which will facilitate understanding the influence and
application for enterprise decision-makers of the enterprise CONNECT Lync Tour
and its real-world impact and challenges associated with deploying Lync.
According to Fred Knight, the General Manager for UBM Tech,
“Lync is more than a technology. It is a
cultural change in the way people communicate with others via Microsoft’s
Lync.”
Kevin Kieller, enableUC is a Canadian software developer who
brings his own pragmatism to the enterprise CONNECT Lync Tour 2014 and leads
the Tales from the Trenches Panel discussion.
The Tales from the Trenches Panel also addresses the biggest,
most paralyzing mistakes users make with Lync.
For instance, the Lync video streaming is a two-way channel which can
remain idle on a blank screen, until it is initiated by the end-user. One of the Lync clients forgot that the
previous group video had left Lync ON during a conversation in his office. When the Lync video screen became activated
by another end-user who commented that he had watched the first client’s
exchange conversation in response to their previous Lynch video meetings. Lync can also double as an office two-way
Video/Voice communications which evolves into a highly sophisticated surveillance
monitoring system for remote and virtual end-users.
Lync multi-tasks as an ubiquitous Voice and Multimedia
Communications Business Tool. There is
a rising need for training users to interface with enterprise CONNECT Lync
Video/Voice Conference.
Depending on the enterprise CONNECT Lync Tour stop, the
Tales from the Trenches Panel session will include a mix of local end-users and
other experts who can share their experiences and offer real-world advice with
your Lync 2013 decisions and actions for Microsoft upgrades. Skype users must sign into Skype using a
Microsoft ID and have the latest Skype client software. V2 of the Lync-Skype integration (Beta is for
the Summer or Fall 2014). Look for Video
Interoperability with improved security signaling and media streaming, as well
as improved audio (wide-band audio with Silk).
The new Lync 2013 features include Lync Web Apps, Lync
Mobile, and a Better Video Experience.
It is not too late to join the enterprise CONNECT Lync Tour set for New York City on Tuesday,
June 24, 2014.
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