We recent held a webinar to explore how voice-enabling Office 365 with Microsoft Calling Plans can empower an organization - and probably increase your ROI. Here are the highlights:
Microsoft Teams is NOT "Purple Skype"
Though Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business do differ, there is some significant overlap. Both Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams involve team chats, direct messaging, and voice calling. Though Microsoft Teams originally didn’t have the calling capacity that Skype does, it still has both voice chat and video calling functionality.
Teams is still coming online so some of the functionality of Skype for Business has not been implemented, which means you may need additional solutions to keep things running smoothly. Functions like Auto Attendants and Hunt Groups should be live soon, but things like Call Recording, Federation to Skype Consumer, and non-persistent chat have yet to be forecasted.
CallTower for Skype for Business
As a gold certified Microsoft partner, CallTower enhances your Skype for Business solution. Our geo-redundant network is completely optimized for voice, which means you don't have to worry about call quality. We've built a native Skype for Business Contact Center from the ground up, giving you the accessibility and management properties you need. We also offer a CT Cloud Recording solution and CT Cloud Boost, which optimizes more than a thousand of your cloud applications. More components of our Skype for Business solution include:
CallTower for Microsoft Teams
The Microsoft Teams Phone System powered by CallTower enables customers to bring their current voice services into the Microsoft Cloud through Direct Routing. Direct Routing ensures the ability to leverage CallTower’s preferred rates and unlocks the full potential of a Microsoft Teams Phone System. Other exciting features include: