CEBP mit Lync 2010 Philipp Beck MCM in Lync 2010

CEBP mit Lync 2010 Philipp Beck MCM in Lync 2010

Microsoft Lync Connecting people in new ways, anytime, anywhere Quick adoption through Ease of use and Microsoft Office Reduces cost through converged communications Ease deployment through interoperability and extensibility

Lync Server Interoperability Investments & Partnerships Devices Desktop Video Conferencing Media Federation Mobile Inter domain Federation Public IM Federation

Open Interoperability Program Independent Testing and Qualification of Gateways, PBXs and SIP Trunking Services Direct SIP: Gateways and IP PBXs

Open Interoperability Program Independent Testing and Qualification of Gateways, PBXs and SIP Trunking Services SIP Trunking Services

Unified Communications Interoperability Forum Non profit vendor alliance formed in April 2010 Open to all UC hardware, software vendors, service providers and network operators Mission - To enable interoperability of UC scenarios based on existing standards

Old Telecommunications World Many heterogeneous, proprietary systems Many islands of communications Closely tied to hardware Hard to integrate Multitude of clients No or limited public APIs Hard to customize Hard to extend Requiring specialized resources For development For maintenance Voice Mail Web Conference Enterprise Telephony Audio Conference Instant Messaging Video Conference 7

Unified Communications Application Sharing Web Conferencing Audio / Video Conferencing Single Identity Single Inbox Presence Inbox Voice Mail Calendaring Contact Management Enterprise Telephony Instant Messaging Familiar Platform Familiar Infrastructure Email

Microsoft Unified Communications Contextual Collaboration On the device person to person Streamline Communications Enhanced Presence Click to Communicate Communications context Business Process Communications In the middle-tier machine to person Cut-down Human Latency Notifications and Alerts Outbound Calls Expert Finder Anywhere Information Access Anywhere, any device person to machine Extend the Reach of the Application Web Chat Query-Response Bots Interactive Voice Response

Microsoft UC Platform Adoption Drivers Economics Cost Savings Lower Cost of Entry Efficiency Optimized Business Processes Leverage Experts End-User Experience Communicate with context from within your Application Enhance Collaboration through embedded Communications

End-User Experience Context Geomant Presence Suite with Location and Availability Presence meshed up with: Location Availability Better awareness on other people s availability

Extend the Lync 2010 Experience Conversation Window Extension (CWE) A window attached to the right of the Communicator Conversation Window Peer-to-peer communication (no server-side BOT is required) Hosts Silverlight application within a browser instance Silverlight app has access to Lync 2010 Managed API via Silverlight bridge

Consumer Integration by Luware Conversation Context used for CoBrowsing Demo

Extensibility Lync 2010 Managed API (client) Managed API to access all Lync capabilities for custom applications Key Features Fully managed.net API Integrate Lync experience with LoB apps Enrich conversations with context Extend Lync capabilities Customize the Lync client UI Drag and Drop feature integration Supports WPF and Silverlight

Click To Call from CRM Demo

Extensibility UCMA 3.0 (server) A robust, secure, extensible and scalable platform to fit custom needs Key Features.NET 3.5 SP1 based multi-layered managed API Communicate more effectively with context Reduce human latency Enable Anywhere Access Zero royalty redistribution licensing model Trusted conferencing user model Support supervisor scenarios Back to Back User Agent support Web click to call/chat

LUCS by Luware Contact Center for Lync based on UCMA API Demo

Next Steps Download the Lync Server 2010 Learn more about Lync at www.microsoft.com/lync Go deeper on Lync in the Microsoft TechNet library Find a Lync Partner Sign up for a free trial of the online service

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Backup Slides zu den Demos

LUCS Contact Center / Feaures 1 Service Presence, Modalitäten, ICR Service Presence Kein blinder Kontaktversuch Tag for status change alerts Kommunikation über alle Modalitäten IM, Voice, Video, Sharing Interactive Conversation Response (ICR) Hinweise, Auswahlmenus auch für IM

LUCS Contact Center / Feaures 2 Policy-based Distribution Expertisen, Sprachen und Zuständigkeit sind Personen zugeordnet Intelligente Vermittlung zur geeignetsten Person Kurze Wartezeit Hohe Auslastung der Berater

Consumer Interaction I Chat integriert in Website - Kundensicht Wie können wir Kunden enablen mit uns in Verbindung zu treten und die neuen Features zu nutzen, auch wenn diese keinen Lync haben?

Consumer Interaction II Chat integriert in Website - Agentenansicht Der Agent bekommt im aktuellen Conversationwindow Zusatzinformation zur aktuellen Conversation.