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Integration, integration, integration...
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Published: 27 March 2007 12:30 BST
In Office Communicator 2007 and Office Communications Server 2007, Microsoft has completely overhauled it's Live Communications family of software. Through new PBX connectivity, the new suite pulls the public telephone network into the equation making it possible for people on landlines and mobile phones to join VoIP-based conversations and data conferences. 'Presence' detection is also a major theme in the new software suite as well in Microsoft Office and Outlook where relevant.
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