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Posted by on Apr 27, 2012 in Skype for Business® (Lync®)

UCMA 101 Training Video

The video is now available for the UCMA 101 session, led by Michael Greenlee.

You can see it here, or below:

I was in the live-stream, and it was a really good introduction to UCMA. I’m looking forward to the upcoming sessions, which will focus on different parts of Lync. You can see the current list here.

In the presentation, Michael covered what the UCMA API is used for, and walked us through how you provision a client. His example was a bot which monitored your presence changes, then logged them back to you on demand.

This is well worth watching if you want to quickly get an understanding of what UCMA is and what you’d use it for.

The next session is on April 10 at 9am PDT (that’s 4pm GMT) and is titled “UCMA Back to Back Call” with Keith Kabza, Senior Consultant at Microsoft. (the next session has been postponed until further notice)

Written by Tom Morgan

Tom is a Microsoft Teams Platform developer and Microsoft MVP who has been blogging for over a decade. Find out more.
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