Skype for Business stories

Candidates still prefer face-to-face job interviews, finding them less awkward than video interviews, according to a BBC report.

The wireless headset features active noise cancellation (ANC) and is one of the first to include Qi wireless charging.

Businesses can now use Microsoft Teams for local and international phone calling from their computer or device.

Yealink has given Ingram Micro Gold status as a distributor which, Ingram says, shows the success of its new UC business unit.

This is not the first time Fujitsu and Citrix have collaborated. The two companies have collaborated on VDI technology for around two decades.

Lucidity's Managed Desktop now offers increased speed and security features, built on the latest Microsoft Windows Server 2016 technology.

Pexip Infinity Fusion allows Skype for Business meetings and calls to be joined by non-Skype users using video teleconferencing.

Microsoft has certified more Polycom offerings for Office 365, enabling users to incorporate Polycom audio and video into Skype for Business.

Microsoft built SOF with the intention of creating a foundation for customers that will accelerate their Skype for Business Online journey.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has unveiled its new smart conference room service, built in collaboration with leading technology and service providers.

HPE unveils its Modern Workspace, redefining enterprise meetings with Skype Room Systems for streamlined, engaging collaborations.

Over the past year we’ve been working on making the best experience for communicating with others, across all the devices you use for work.

The Microsoft Australia Partner Conference 2016 gets underway with keynotes emphasizing the importance of defining your own future.

Microsoft has told its Australian partners there are 'absolutely stunning' opportunities ahead and outlined new multi-billion dollar opportunities.

Pitcher Partners revolutionises its workspace by embracing a cloud-first strategy, ditching desk phones for Skype and mobility.

Microsoft is calling on its partners to help as it prepares to launch Skype for Business PSTN Conferencing in Australia.

Microsoft has ramped up its local indirect cloud solution provider channel, adding more big name distributors to its list.

The widespread availability and advances in digital technology are causing rapid changes to the workplace, not seen since the industrial revolution.

Polycom and Microsoft have extended their 12-year partnership to roll out video collaboration solutions for Office 365 and Skype for Business.

Microsoft has snapped up tech assets from Event Zero to help expand and improve Skype for Business' built-in management tools and analytics.