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Poly Rove DECT Wireless Phones now Microsoft Teams supported with Teams SIP Gateway

In March, at Enterprise Connect, Microsoft announced adding support for digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT) devices for Microsoft Teams, registering via Microsoft Teams SIP gateway. Spectralink was certified supported in July, and now Poly are certified with their Rove Wireless DECT IP Phone Solution. Many customers in industries such as retail and manufacturing are still heavy...

Microsoft Teams Phone has 12 million PSTN users, FY22 Q4 Earnings Call Details

Hot on the heals of Microsoft Inspire, we have had the Microsoft FY22 Q4 Earnings call. I always like to keep an eye on these for interesting details about Microsoft Teams and Modern workplace, and this time we were given some really interesting detail. Teams Phone has over 12 million PSTN users First off we were given the number of Microsoft Teams Phone PSTN users. “Teams Phone is the market...

Key Microsoft Teams takeaways from Microsoft Inspire 2022

Microsoft Inspire is Microsoft’s Partner conference. It’s to both celebrate the effort and win of Microsoft partners throughout the year and also for Microsoft to set out the partner opportunity and their areas of focus for their upcoming FY23. It’s a really good opportunity to directly hear where Microsoft think the market is going and what they are focusing on. Which should also be your areas...

Understanding Microsoft Teams Intelligent Cameras

Microsoft introduced the “Intelligent Camera” concept in September 2021, and it got a call out at the recent Microsoft Inspire (July 2022). What are Microsoft Teams Intelligent Cameras? Intelligent cameras are a set of Cameras for Microsoft Teams Room, from OEM providers including Jabra, Logitech, Neat, Poly and Huddly, which have special AI-driven abilities to track and frame people in the...

How to join a Microsoft Teams Meeting by meeting ID and Passcode – Web Page Link

You can use this web page to input your Microsoft Teams Meeting ID and Passcode to join a Microsoft Teams meeting:   Microsoft has added numeric meeting ID and alphanumeric passcode to Microsoft Teams meetings. This allows you to easily share just the number and passcode (a bit like a password) for people to join the meeting. Useful for scenarios where sharing the URL might be tricky...

Tom Talks Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 news and opinions