Written by Chris W., MCSE in Communication and PlanetMagpie IT Consulting's Digital Marketing & Communications Manager. Here we talk about Microsoft's Skype for Business Server 2015, Lync Server 2013, Unified Communications, Voice over IP and related technologies like Exchange Server. The Skype4B Insider is a blog about the technology we use to communicate in business today. Aside from screen size and a couple formatting differences, you won't lose out on anything by using OCS 2007 on your mobile.ĭo you use OCS 2007 on the go? What mobile phone do you use? How's it been working for you? Let us know in the comments. I should note that in terms of capabilities, OCS mobile clients and CWA are practically identical to Office Communicator. (Maybe this can help you successfully argue in favor of Web accessâ€¦?) However,if your company limits Web access on Blackberries, you're stuck. You can use the Communicator Web Client though,like you would on a Droid phone. There is no native Blackberry OCS client to my knowledge. There's a mobile OCS client available straight from Microsoft: Communicator Mobile 2007 R2. Those of you on Windows Mobile phones luck out here. Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 R2 may be great in providing its specific function for the users, but it also can turn out to be a problem when the program. (I mentioned the Web Scheduler component in February, too.)Ĭ. The Communicator Team blog has an overview on CWA here. Like Outlook Web Access, this framework allows web-based use of a Microsoft app – in this case, Office Communicator. Right now the best way to use OCS on Droids is Communicator Web Access (CWA). Documentation and links are available on Modality's website here. It was released in 2009 by Modality Systems, a UC consulting firm.įind iDialog in the App Store. Ironically, this app is not made by Microsoft or Apple.

(If I miss one and you know it, leave a comment and share it with us!) If You Have… In fact, it's now possible to put an OCS client on all major phones out there. Sure, why not? We have the tech to do that. Some companies want their employees to still have access to OCS functions while out & about. So it's no surprise that we've received requests for using OCS on mobiles. I'm still amazed at how many people use their phones for–well, everything! We've reached the point where almost anything you can do on a computer, you can do on a mobile phone.

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