January 30, 2009, 9:00 AM — Joe Schurman, author of Microsoft Voice and Unified Communications shares 5 must-dos for getting the most out of unified communications, as well as some things to avoid.
This is part of a regular series that highlights new books and their authors. Also in this series: Joel Scambray on exposing the hacker's advantage, Brandon Carroll on getting back to basics with wireless networking, and Scott Hogg on planning a secure migration to IPv6.
"What I like best about Microsoft voice and unified communications," says Joe Schurman, "is that it includes the ability for developers to build customized, business-focused communications solutions, not just provide a telephony platform. No other voice and UC vendor can compete with this strategy."
Who should read this book? What can they expect to learn? This book is for anyone who wants to understand Microsoft’s vision and strategy within the voice and unified communications marketplace. Readers will learn about Microsoft’s voice and UC products within the consumer, small business, and enterprise markets, including product overviews, how to sell, configure, architect, secure, virtualize, and custom develop these solutions.
I am also working on a new children's series of books focused on educating children on technology in a fun and exciting way. Look out for "Marge Memory" and "Pete Processor"!
5 must-dos Tips for getting the most out of Microsoft voice and uc
