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New Features in Exchange 2010 beta
NET Whitepapers available on discussUC.com
A friend of mine from NET Australia flicked me the following on Monday – I’ve just not had a chance to put it up.
Today NET Australia has made its most popular whitepapers available at discussUC.com. The white papers cover a range of topics such as:
- SIP Trunking
- Directory Based Call Routing
- Enabling Resilient, Secure, and High Availability Voice Services in Microsoft OCS Deployments
- Key Success Factors for Microsoft UC Implementations
NET Australia has made these papers available through discussUC.com as it is the largest subscribed Unified Communications websites in the region, with contributions from thousands of members worldwide.
Great initiative NET. Thanks for contributing to the community! (not to mention making such great products in the first place)
Cross posted from my blog to achieve scattergun effect!
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LiveMeeting URL for April meeting
We’re about to kick-off the April meeting – click here to Join the meeting
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Exchange 2010 at the April meeting
Now that the beta of Exchange 2010 is available, we will be presenting a technical overview & demo of the beta at the April meeting.
Come along and see what is new & exciting, and how this could change the world of corporate messaging!
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Sydney UC April meeting: Polycom & Exchange 2010
Polycom will be showcasing their end-to-end solution set integrated with Microsoft OCS 2007 R2. From the CX range of phones, the CX 5000 Unified Conferencing device through to high-definition room based video endpoints and immersive Telepresence products. We will be discussing our support of OCS R2 across our entire Personal, Room and Immersive Telepresence product line and the product roadmap.
UPDATE: now that Exchange 2010 has been announced, we will be doing a technical overview and demo of the beta.
When: Monday April 27th, 6pm
Where: Polycom, Level 15, 100 Pacific Highway, North Sydney
As always, everybody is welcome and pizza will be provided. If you plan on attending please register at Facebook or send an email to sydneyuc@live.com.au so we can ensure we have enough pizza.
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Join our Melbourne Colleagues on DiscussUC.com
I had a tip from Dean Howarth, one of the convenors of our sister group in Melbourne. They are directing their members to the forums on DiscussUC.com. In the interest of building a bit of community around Australian UC users and IT pros – it would be great to see our members participating too.
There is a Microsoft specific UC forum here – but the wider forums have a lot of interesting content and I would recommend having a dig around.
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Last night’s meeting
Thanks to all who attended last night’s Sydney UC meeting – we had over 30 people in all to see the latest from Tandberg & Jabra.
Apologies to remote attendees for the LiveMeeting issues we experienced.. we will have this ironed out for next time.
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Details for tonight’s meeting
- We will be kicking off at 6pm at Microsoft, 1 Epping Rd, North Ryde (map/directions)
- There is visitor parking at Microsoft – enter through the main driveway
- The building closes at 6pm, so if you are late please call Johann on 0404 723 784 to gain entry
- You can also attend remotely by LiveMeeting – click here to join the meeting
- This is an informal event, and pizza will be provided
- Jabra will be giving away one Dial 520 handset, and one M5390 headset
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Sydney UC Facebook group
There is now a Facebook group for the Sydney UC Community… check it out at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=56027725185.
Add yourself as a member to keep updated on latest news, announcements, meetings, etc; as well as discussing the latest in UC, Exchange, video, VoIP & communications.
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