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Required Slide. SESSION CODE: UNC206. Microsoft Communications Online – Present and Future. Dennis Karlinsky, Director, OCS Product Team Ziv Fass, Senior Product Manager, OCS Marketing Microsoft Corporation. Agenda. Cloud based communications solutions from Microsoft
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Required Slide SESSION CODE: UNC206 Microsoft Communications Online – Present and Future Dennis Karlinsky, Director, OCS Product Team Ziv Fass, Senior Product Manager, OCS Marketing Microsoft Corporation
Agenda • Cloud based communications solutions from Microsoft • Communications Online Today • Communications Online Futures • Demo • Cloud and On-Premises Deployment Options • Co-Existence Capabilities • Key Deployment Scenarios
Communications Turning 90 Degrees Enterprise Telephony • Bringing Together People and Information with Software E-Mail and Instant Messaging Audio Conference Video Conference Common Management Unified Experience Overall Costs Down E-Mail & Unified Messaging Instant Messaging Enterprise Telephony Conferencing Web Conference Separate Management Voice mail Platform • Vertically integrated communication silo • Inefficient communications • Communications overload • Parallel infrastructures • Horizontally integrated common platform • Standards-based distributed architecture • Accessibility in the entire network • One common database and directory
Microsoft Online Services • Enterprise class software delivered via subscription services hosted by Microsoft and sold with partners Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) This session
Unified Communications in the Cloud via BPOS Today BPOS Office Communicator Office Live Meeting SharePoint Online Exchange Online Communicate more effectively Connect with the right person, at the right time, in the right way Communications Online & Office Live Meeting • Online Meetings • PC-audio, video and data collaboration (app sharing, Power Point upload) • Instant Messaging • Rich Presence • PC-to-PC calling
Communications Online – Enterprise Instant Messaging & PC-to-PC A/V • Current Capabilities in IM/Presence: • Office Communicator client • Presence & Instant Messaging (1:1 and multi-party) • PC-to-PC audio and video calling* • Click-to-communicate from Outlook and SharePoint • File Transfer • Calendar Integration with Exchange • Address Book Search • Distribution Lists in Communicator • End-to-end encryption * Inside corporate network
Office Live Meeting – Online Meetings & Web Conferencing • Current Capabilities in Web conferencing: • Multi-party PC-audio, video and web conferencing • Up to 250 attendees • Desktop sharing / application sharing / PPT upload • Interactive whiteboard • Integrated chat • Integration with PSTN audio conferencing providers • 360 degree panoramic video using Microsoft RoundTable • Rich and web clients (Office Live Meeting)
Agenda • Cloud based communications solutions from Microsoft • Communications Online Today • Communications Online Futures • Demo • Cloud and On-Premises Deployment Options • Co-Existence Capabilities • Key Deployment Scenarios
Communications Online Futures – Unifying the User Experience • The next generation of online communications & collaborative meetings • Office Communicator as a single client and experience for: • Instant Messaging & PC-to-PC calling • Online meetings (250 attendees) • PC-audio, video and data collaboration • Click-to-communicate from Office Communications Online
Key New Capabilities in Client & IM/Presence • What’s new in IM/Presence? • Improved client experience (OC ‘14’) • Federation for enhanced external communications capabilities • Support for split domain scenarios * Current POR. Features and timelines are subject to change
Key New Capabilities in Online Meetings • What’s new in Online Meetings? • SIMPLE “It just makes sense” • RELIABLE “It works all the time” • ESSENTIAL “It increases my productivity” * Current POR. Features and timelines are subject to change
Demo Communicator ‘W14’ User Experience
Agenda • Cloud based communications solutions from Microsoft • Communications Online Today • Communications Online Futures • Demo • Cloud and On-Premises Deployment Options • Co-Existence Capabilities • Key Deployment Scenarios
On-Prem/Cloud Co-Existence Capabilities On-prem Online Federation or split domain Communications Server ‘14’ Communications Online IM/Presence & UM IM/Presence & UM IM/Presence IM/Presence Exchange/ SharePoint Exchange/ SharePoint Online
Split Domain – Splitting Users Between On-prem and Online • Key use scenarios: • Location based: HQ on-premise, branch office online • User based: Segment users based on productivity needs • Enable pilots or gradual migration to the cloud • Technical prerequisites: • Communications Server ‘14’ Edge server on-premise • Communications Online Vnext • BPOS DirSync& Live ID Connector (ADFS/Geneva) • Key considerations: • Online and on-premise deployments are separate (e.g. management console, user data) • Feature disparity between on-prem and online users
Agenda • Cloud based communications solutions from Microsoft • Communications Online Today • Communications Online Futures • Demo • Cloud and On-Premises Deployment Options • Co-Existence Capabilities • Key Deployment Scenarios
Scenario 1: Cloud-based Business Productivity (BPOS) On-prem Online Communications Online Exchange/ SharePoint Online • Messaging • Collaboration • Communications • IM/Presence • PC-to-PC audio/video calling • Online meetings (LMOCO) • IM/Presence: • Instant Messaging • PC-to-PC audio and video calling • Click-to-communicate from Office • Federation with OCO/OCS/Windows Live • Online Meetings: • PC-audio, video and web conferencing • Up to 250 attendees • Desktop & application sharing • PPT upload & whiteboard • Rich and web clients • Enterprise Voice (PSTN calling): • Becoming available in the future – specific features TBD
Scenario 2: Communications Server '14' On-Premise with Complete Voice Functionality On-prem Online Communication Server ‘14’ Exchange/ SharePoint Online Full integration (Presence & UM) • Messaging • Collaboration • Communications • IM/Presence & PC-to-PC audio/video calling • Online Meetings • Enterprise Voice (PBX parity) • IM/Presence: • Instant Messaging • PC-to-PC audio and video calling • Click-to-communicate from Office • Federation with OCO/OCS/Windows Live • Online Meetings: • PC-audio, video and web conferencing • Up to 250 attendees • Desktop & application sharing • PPT upload & whiteboard • Rich and web clients • PSTN audio conferencing • Enterprise Voice: • PSTN IN/OUT using OC • Support for OC-based IP phones • Voicemail access and setup • Call routing controls • E-911, CAC, Telephony features • Survivable branch appliance
Key Takeaways • The next version of Communications Online introduces a unified experience for IM, PC-to-PC calling & online meetings • Customers can choose the right deployment model: • Cloud IM & Online meetings in BPOS • CS14 on-premise & Exchange Online hybrid model for full Enterprise Voice functionality
Required Slide Resources Learning • Sessions On-Demand & Community • Microsoft Certification & Training Resources www.microsoft.com/teched www.microsoft.com/learning • Resources for IT Professionals • Resources for Developers • http://microsoft.com/technet • http://microsoft.com/msdn
Required Slide Speakers, please list the Breakout Sessions, TLC Interactive Theaters , Labs and Demo Stationsthat are related to your session. Related Content • Breakout Sessions • UNC 320: Microsoft Communications Server “14”: What's New in Microsoft Communicator “14” Experience and Backend • UNC 311: Microsoft Communications Server “14”: Architecture • UNC 318: Microsoft Communications Server “14”: What's New in Conferencing Experience and Backend • Interactive Theater Sessions • UNC07-INT: Microsoft Office Live Meeting and Cloud Conferencing Roadmap
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