Freigeben über

Where to download OCS 2007 R2

  • Artikel

Today is the official launch of OCS 2007 R2 (sign up for the Virtual Launch!).

What’s new?

Streamlined Communications

  • Call management capabilities let receptionists and team assistants take a large volume of incoming calls and quickly route them to the intended recipients. Delegation allows executives to give complete management of their phone calls to assistants.

  • Desktop-sharing capabilities allow users on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux platforms to collaborate with one another while they talk to each other using enhanced audio conferencing features.

  • Group chat lets organizations set-up searchable, topic-based chat rooms that persist over time, which allows geographically distributed teams to collaborate with one another efficiently while preserving organizational knowledge.

Operational Flexibility and Control

  • On-premise audio conferencing capability puts IT in control of audio conferencing infrastructure while saving on outsourced audio conferencing costs.

  • Single Number Reach allows IT to log business calls placed from mobile phones for accounting purposes. It also helps to ensure that the same dialing rules that apply to calls from a work phone extends to mobile calls.

  • Video monitoring capabilities allow IT to monitor the quality of video calls and conferences on their network and make adjustments if necessary.

  • Support for SIP-trunking removes the need to manage on-premise gateways.

Extensible Communications Platform

  • Automate business processes with instant messaging, voice, and e-mail workflows with familiar development tools like Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.

  • Agent Dashboard for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, built using the published platform APIs in Office Communications Server 2007 R2, gives call center agents the ability to see presence information and the ability to “click-to-communicate” from within the Microsoft Dynamics CRM screens.

And of course the most important bit – where can you download it?  There is a 180-day trial available now.  It’s also worthwhile checking out the FAQ and release notes before installing.  Enjoy!

Comments

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    PingBack from http://brendanz.net/?p=59

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Hey Adrian, My understanding is that no - this will be an x64 release only, including for labs etc.

  • Anonymous
    February 05, 2009
    Will they be releasing a 32bit Version for Lab environments?