Enable core Microsoft Teams calling functionality on compatible legacy SIP phones with SIP Gateway
While Microsoft Teams phone devices provide the richest and most complete Teams experience, we understand that there are many customers with existing investments in legacy devices. To help customers leverage their existing telephony hardware as they move to Teams Phone, we are excited to announce that SIP Gateway, a solution that enables core Teams calling functionality on compatible SIP phone models from Cisco, Poly, Yealink and AudioCodes is now generally available.New Meeting and Calling Experience in Microsoft Teams!
You may have seen the recent announcement of new meeting features in Teams in Reimagining virtual collaboration for the future of work and learning (if not, check it out!). Today, we’re pleased to share that we’re making several of these features available to most user s of Teams over the next few days.Introducing Operator Connect and more Teams Calling updates
We are committed to building a modern calling solution that is simple and quick to deploy – for example with innovations like Operator Connect, which we are excited to introduce today. The updates shared here represent just some of our on-going efforts, and you can watch the Microsoft Teams Calling session at Ignite to hear more.Learn how Microsoft enabled company-wide emergency calling in the U.S. with Microsoft Teams Phone
Intuitive and reliable emergency calling is fundamental to the health and safety of any organization. For Microsoft, meeting e911 calling requirements for 172 buildings spread across the United States posed technical and geographic challenges. But thoughtful planning and inclusive participation was critical to enabling this functionality, on time and under budget.Microsoft Teams Phone makes on-the-go easier
I’m looking for practical ways to make life a little easier, which is why I’m continually impressed with all the features Teams Phone offers. My job involves evangelizing these features and help others move more smoothly through the day. So I decided to spread the word, one Teams Phone feature (and interview) at a time. Join me as we set out on our “I didn’t know Teams Phone did that” adventure.
