Even a short list of organizational benefits from Unified Communications (UC) is impressive:
An out of the box, collaborative solution from a single platform, it’s no wonder Unified Communications are coming of age in an economic downturn that forces efficiency and limits infrastructure investment.
And if you’re taking the UC approach with Microsoft that means you’ll be using Microsoft Lync Server and to get the most interoperability you’ll want an IP phone optimized for the job.
Microsoft tests and qualifies VoIP phones, USB speakerphones, USB desktop phones, USB handsets, and conference phones for Lync under its Compatible Devices Program from top brands like:
Click here for a Microsoft Lync Phones Comparison Guide.
As part of the next generation of UC, Microsoft Lync Phones are a key component to converged capabilites of:
Simply choose the Lync user interface that best suits your goals — there’s a tested Lync IP phone to help it all come together.
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