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Without much fanfare Microsoft released a significant update to the Microsoft Unified Communications Managed API 2.0 last weekend. This release is not only significant given the impressive set of new features, but most of all because it provides direct interoperability of the UCMA 2.0 with major VoIP Gateways and IP-PBXs. Where till today a ...

Well, it’s been two weeks now since the Metro and the Airlift training and I’ve had a chance to play around with Wave 14 and the developer APIs.   As you may know there are two APIs – UCMA 3.0 and the Communicator API. I’ve been begging for over a year for Microsoft  to give us the hooks we need and they have done a pretty good job ...

New Microsoft Speech Technologies web site is now live. Enjoy. I’m off to read all of the content.

Happy New year everyone! 2009 was a great year for OCS. For how good it was and where we should be going in 2010 see Unified Communications 2009 - A year in review by my friend and fellow OCS MVP Joe Schurman. It is customary at this time of the year to make predictions and resolutions for the new year. I’m not very good at predicting things so ...

What’s the story on Speech Server’s future?   Over the last few months I keep getting inquiries from people concerning the future of Speech Server 2007. They are interested in starting new IVR projects, converting MSS 2004 apps or moving from other platforms to Microsoft. Disappointingly Microsoft is keeping very quiet on this topic when ...

Microsoft is asking UC developers to take a quick survey to better get to know its developer audience, carried out by Frost and Sullivan. For example, what applications have been developed, what other communications tools besides Microsoft’s unified communications products (like Microsoft Office Communications Server, Microsoft Office ...