Episode 36: Live @ Microsoft Exchange Conference

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The latest and greatest installment of The UC Architects, Episode 36, is available for download now. Hosted by Michael Van Horenbeeck and joined by Michel de Rooij, Dave Stork, John Cook, Paul Cunningham, Serkan Varoglu and special guests Greg Taylor, Brian Day and Jeff Guillet, we cover all the latest news in the world of Exchange and what we found interesting at the Microsoft Exchange Conference. The format of this episode is a little different than what you are used to as we also involve our audience in the podcast.

In short: this episode is packed with a lot of useful information, great discussions and – of course – humor! Feel free to leave your comments and suggestions below.

Summary

Title Episode 36: Live @ Microsoft Exchange Conference
Published 2014-04-17
Topics
  • Favorite moments at MEC
  • Yammer
  • Exchange and Office social interaction features
  • OWA for Android
  • OneDrive for Business and Exchange
  • Sizing guidance
  • multifactor authentication
  • on-prem vs. hybrid vs. cloud
  • managed availability
  • support for NFS
  • questions from the audience, and more.
Host Michael Van Hybrid
Co-hosts: Exchange Dave Stork, Michel De Rooij, Serkan Varoglu, John Cook and Paul Cunningham
Co-hosts: Lync  
Guests: Exchange Greg Taylor, Brian Day and Jeff Guillet
Guests: Lync
Producer
Editor Andrew Price
Episode # 36
Length 01:10:29

 

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Michael works as a Technology Consultant and trainer for Xylos (Belgium) where he is mainly involved in projects around Microsoft Exchange, Lync, Office 365 and Active Directory. Next to that he is an active member of the Belgian Unified Communications User Group: Pro-Exchange. For his work there, he received the Community Contributor Award early 2012.

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