Greetings all, its been a while since I've updated this blog and for good reason. I just got back from a week-long trip up to a VERY remote mine site above the Arctic Circle in Alaska. I did an Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2010 migration, including UM. It was cold, dark much of the time but starkly beautiful. Not somewhere I'd consider living, but was pretty cool to visit.
While I was away, things definitely happened on the Lync front. It's gone RTM (as I'm sure everyone already knows). It was frustrating being so remote, because the Internet connection just wasn't fast enough for me to download the bits. Now I'm back home and able to really get into things.
I had a customer call the other day talking about deploying Lync. One thing he was very interested in is the Call Recording feature. He wanted to have the ability for users to record calls with clients for documentation purposes. I hadn't spent much time (well, no time) with call recording in Lync, so I figured now was a good time to check it out.
While I was away, things definitely happened on the Lync front. It's gone RTM (as I'm sure everyone already knows). It was frustrating being so remote, because the Internet connection just wasn't fast enough for me to download the bits. Now I'm back home and able to really get into things.
I had a customer call the other day talking about deploying Lync. One thing he was very interested in is the Call Recording feature. He wanted to have the ability for users to record calls with clients for documentation purposes. I hadn't spent much time (well, no time) with call recording in Lync, so I figured now was a good time to check it out.
