Posts related to Microsoft technologies.
I found this post in the box.net forums, thanks to Kendal Cole for this. Means you can easily access your files rather than a web browser on the basic account. Map it as a drive in Windows – here’s how in 7 steps. 1. In an Explorer window, right click the ‘Network’ icon on the […]
The details below are taken from the Polycom RMX Release Notes. Click to Conference The Office Communications Server and Lync Server clients can be configured to start multipoint audio and video conferences directly from the Office Communications Client or Lync Client window that will run on the RMX MCU in the same way point-to-point calls
Polycom & Microsoft Lync Click to Conference (C2C) Read More »
Below is a video clip showing how the user can use either the Microsoft Lync AV/MCU or the Polycom RealPresence Collaboration Server to host multiparty calls.
I’ve recorded a video on the user experience in Lync and Outlook when integrated to the Polycom RealPresence platform.
Polycom & Microsoft integration in Lync & Outlook Read More »
– Here is a summary of the news at Polycom this week. – Attending UC Expo in London next week? Visit us on Stand 401 & 819 to see the latest Microsoft integration from Polycom. www.ucexpo.co.uk – Attending #SXSW? #VIP pass giveaway for concerts. Tweet #PolycomMusicVIP to qualify. Info: http://on.fb.me/zqqYWM – On March 14th #Polycom
This week’s Polycom highlights from around the world Read More »
I was reading some of the groups on Linked In and came across this independent review of the various room telepresence vendors, so thought I would post it here in my blog. —— Okay, here comes the bad engineer with the actual tech/performance specs to dispel the marketing nonsense yet again. Since Lifesize is VTC
Comparing room telepresence from an AV Engineer perspective Read More »
