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alwaysON launches new unified communications solution

Ron Ron
August 24, 2019
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Microsoft® LyncTM ushers in a new connected experience transforming every communication into an interaction that is more collaborative, engaging and accessible from anywhere. A single interface unites voice, IM, audio-, video-, and web-conferencing into a richer, more contextual offering and a single identity makes it easier and more efficient for users to find contacts, check their availability and connect with them. Lync works consistently with Microsoft Office, enriching the experience of familiar applications like Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft SharePoint, and more.

“The decision to include Lync into our collaboration product portfolio was easy. Lync delivers a single interface with a rich-feature set to enable users to stay connected. Lync is a truly unified communications solution, delivering significant benefits whilst decreasing cost and improving business outcomes for any sized organisation” (James Byles, Managing Director, alwaysON)

alwaysON is an integrated voice, data and collaboration solutions provider. Specialising in managed networks and hosted applications, alwaysON provides private cloud access as well as secure cloud based solutions. For more information on Lync or any of our network or application solutions, please contact us on +44(0)3330770000 or visit us at http://www.alwayson.co.uk

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