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 ...

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Microsoft this week will launch Lync, the latest version of its unified communications and collaboration platform that, like competitive products, promises to change the way businesses do business by ...

Microsoft has announced that enterprise client access licenses (CAL) for Lync Server will cost $107, a price cut of $32 per user over the previous version of Microsoft’s communications software.

After more than eight months of hype from Microsoft and analysis from PCWorld and our peers, Microsoft’s cloud-based productivity suite, Office 365, formally went live Tuesday with Microsoft launch ...

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The early warning indicators were right. On December 12, Microsoft delivered for download an iPad-centric version of its OneNote note-taking app. The Softies also said to expect "very shortly" its ...

As Microsoft launched its Lync unified communications product last week, CIO.com's Shane O'Neill investigated how one company is using it to improve customer communications. During a discussion panel ...

Microsoft has announced that enterprise CAL (client access licenses) for Lync Server will cost $107, a price cut of $32 per user over the previous version of Microsoft's communications software.

Microsoft has announced that enterprise CAL (client access licenses) for Lync Server will cost $107, a price cut of $32 per user over the previous version of Microsoft’s communications software.