Cloud-based Lync won’t be immediately available, but could eventually be a viable alternative to in-house software. Microsoft’s overhauled unified communications platform — Lync — will soon hit the ...

Microsoft Lync, which is available in a trial download to anyone and will be available to business customers on Dec. 1 in 38 languages and 150 countries, weaves together enterprise VoIP, instant ...

Lync makes communication easier and could be a money saver, but it has the potential to be a worker distraction and eat up network bandwidth Lync, the next generation of Microsoft’s Office ...

Options for Integrating Third-Party Video Solutions with Microsoft Lync There's been a lot of press and comment about the Skype acquisition, but the fact is that Lync is Microsoft's UC product of ...

Microsoft is at it again, preparing to roll out new versions of its suite of business servers. Last week, I detailed eight great new features in the forthcoming Exchange 2013. This week, I turn my ...

On Tuesday, Microsoft updated its Lync collaboration software for Windows 8.1, a relatively minor update that still makes one wonder why Lync and Microsoft’s Skype aren’t a single product. Upgrading ...

Microsoft announced plans this week to rename Lync, its unified communications platform for organizations. The next version of Lync -- both Lync Server and the Office 365 service called Lync Online -- ...

The best tech companies don’t just sell the latest technology. They also use it. That’s the case at Mattersight, a Chicago-based behavioral analytics company that transitioned to Microsoft Lync for ...

The integration makes NewsGator Social Sites 2010 the first social computing software vendor to enable knowledge workers to conduct fluid bi-directional conversations spanning Lync and their activity ...

Lync Voice involves Microsoft, and also Polycom, and AudioCodes, and so on.... The architecture to enable enterprise voice within Microsoft Lync is unique in the UC landscape. More like Broadsoft and ...

Lync, the next generation of Microsoft’s Office Communications Server software, was unveiled yesterday in New York City, complete with a surprise appearance from Bill Gates via Lync’s video conference ...