Important Update about Microsoft Office Live Meeting
If your company is using Office Live Meeting, we have some important news to share with you. We’ve been working hard to get Skype for Business and Skype Meeting Broadcast ready with new conversation and meeting features, so we’re inviting you to begin the migration from Live Meeting to Skype for Business. We encourage you to begin the move from Live Meeting to Skype for Business as quickly as possible, completing the migration no later than December 31, 2017, at which time the existing Live Meeting service will be fully shut down.
Skype for Business Server TAP is now recruiting new customers
The Skype for Business Server team is looking for new members to join our Technology Adoption Program (TAP). TAP is an established program designed to validate updates to Skype for Business Server by asking customers to test them in their own lab or production environments.
Skype for Business Server 2019 Cumulative Update Available for Download
We are excited to announce the Skype for Business Server 2019 June 2023 Cumulative Update (CU Build Number 2046.521) which, in addition to fixes for customer-driven bugs and many security hardening improvements, includes two new features: Emergency Mitigation Service (EMS) and OAuth for Dial-in and Web Scheduler.End of support for connecting to Skype for Business server in Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows
While the Microsoft Teams product team is rapidly releasing new features and capabilities for Microsoft Teams Rooms and continues innovating to deliver more intelligent, inclusive, and productive meeting experiences we must end support for some legacy technologies. We are announcing the end of support for Skype for Business server connections for on-premises customers.
Validate your Lync Server 2013 or Skype for Business 2015 Hybrid Configuration
First published on TECHNET on Sep 27, 2016 Ever wondered if your Skype for Business 2015 or Lync Server 2013 Hybrid Configuration is setup properly? Tony Quintanilla and I have developed a script to help customers troubleshoot their hybrid environments.Skype for Business Server support, Skype for Business App SDK, & migrating users to Microsoft Teams
For millions of customers around the globe, Microsoft Teams is the preferred communications and collaboration platform, enabling chat, calling, meetings, file sharing, and application integration all from a single, cloud-based application. However, we understand some customers wish to maintain an on-premises deployment, either as a stand-alone or part of a hybrid configuration with Teams. As such, Microsoft will continue to support Microsoft Lync Server 2013, Skype for Business Server 2015, and Skype for Business Server 2019 through Microsoft’s Fixed Lifecycle Policy that covers customers through Mainstream and Extended Support phases.
