Microsoft Lync 2010 Self-Paced Training Videos
The Microsoft Lync 2010 Self-Paced Training Videos are a collection of short videos which demonstrate a number of different features of Lync. They have been produced by...
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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...
UCMA Workflow SDK services: CommunicationsWorkflowRuntimeService & TrackingDataWorkflowRuntimeService
In a previous post I mentioned two services which I created as part of an example in setting up a new UCMA Workflow application, but didn’t go into much detail....
UCMA Workflow: AttendedTransfer: a better version of BlindTransfer
If you’ve been following the last couple of posts I’ve been doing, you’ll know that I mentioned (here and here) that the default provided shape for...
Scott Hanselman’s Personal Productivity Tips
I’ve only just got around to watching this video by Scott Hansleman where he talks about his personal productivity tips, and how he seemingly manages to get more...
UCMA 4 – The Numbers Game Example
This is the final post in a series of 4 on using UCMA Workflow (series starts here). If you need more information on this or are looking for a reference guide, I highly...
UCMA Workflow 3 – IVR Example
This is post number 3 in a series of 4 on using UCMA Workflow. If you need more information on this or are looking for a reference guide, I highly...
Restoring “Closing this window” dialog box
A very quick post, as I’ve just come across this and want to jot it down now before I forget it. In Lync, when you close an active conversation window,...
UCMA Workflow 2 – Common Shapes
This is post number 2 in a series of 4 on using UCMA Workflow. If you need more information on this or are looking for a reference guide, I highly recommend...
UCMA Workflow 1 – Introduction
This is post number 1 in a series of 4 on using UCMA Workflow. If you need more information on this or are looking for a reference guide, I highly recommend Professional...
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