#Aastra mx one lite skin
During this nostalgia trip I remembered the first time I went to the Stockholm Globe area to see Windows 95 being launched, great event! But then I also remembered the network settings in Win95, configuring TCP/IP, and the modem icon - and then my skin started to itch in strange way. Starting with Windows 3.1 we got to see Win 95, WinNT, Win Vista, Win 7. Good job by Micke Nyström and Emil Kvarnhammar. We got to see all the past versions of Windows with some funny comments about each from a deployment and a developer perspective. Truesec hosted a nice event here in Stockholm. Yesterday was the first day that Microsoft started to talk publicly about Windows 8. So far, I only had some experiences with Cisco's Cuci-Moc and Cuci-Lync plugin products, and I do agree with the opinions of Luis Ramos and Justin Morris. It will be interesting to see how popular this Avaya plugin product might become further on.
That will be out soon, and here is a new blog from VOX covering a lot of Avaya stuff. call? or what about a Rebtel plugin into Skype?Īnyhow, here is some new stuff from Avaya:Īvaya Agile Communication Environment (ACE) version 3.0 for Microsoft Lync
#Aastra mx one lite install
Seriously, would you like to install a little plugin phone into an existing deskphone so that you could.
When it comes to functionality these plugin solutions always becomes a bit messy. It could be a valid reason for an organization sitting with an existing voice platform wanting to wait before going all-in into Lync or wanting to save a few $.
To be a bit cynical, I believe that these organizations are trying to "help" their customers to avoid the costly Lync voice licenses (Lync Plus CAL) and instead get voice and such licenses from them. While I am not a big fan of plugins in the Lync client it seems as more and more traditional voice providers develop such plugins.
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