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Addressing and Solving Complex Calling Solutions with Teams Phone

16th Apr 8:30am - 9:30am MDT Big Thompson
88 attended
Session Description

In this session we take a deep dive into real world examples of complex Teams Phones Deployments that require careful planning and consideration. While Teams Phones is a robust calling platform there are still solutions that may need 3rd party integrations. 

This session will explore topics around topics like:

-Frontline worker solutions in retail environments

-Overhead bell alerts for incoming calls (manufacturing floors)

-Call Recording for 911 calls

-Delegated calling with sidecar speed dial requirements (law firms as an example)

-GCCH caveats that lead to creative solutions 

-Teams native SMS

The intent of this session is to show that while solutions with Teams Phones may not be immediately obvious, with the right planning, testing, and 3rd party partnership a solution is possible. 

Brandon Bradley

VP Modern Work Innovation
Momentum
Attendees (88)
Olivier Przybylski
O365 Program Manager at Boulder County
Paul Vaillant
Co-founder at Entergrade Solutions
Stuart Marshall
Chief of Information Technology at Turning Point Community Programs
Charles Simons
VOIP/Telecommunication Tech at Weld County IT
Bryce Marra
Network Administration Officer at Ambank Company
Tyler Poston
Manager, Solution Architects at NTT Data
Mark Harkleroad
Network & Voice Infrastructure Manager at Arapahoe County Government
Jeff Broeking
Sr Engineer at First American
Paul Arens
Sales Agent at M4 Communications (US)
John Cook
President at Intellisystems Inc
David Hasenstab
Business Development Specialist at CompuNet
Terry Lyons
Former Microsoft Cloud Solution Architect at A Career Crossroad and Seeking a New Challenge
Jeff Colvin
Sr Cloud Operations Engineer at T2M Works
Dino Caputo
MVP & Partner at EnableUC Inc.
Parker Monticello
Teams System Admin at University of Colorado - Boulder
Alex Murphy
Customer Loyalty Team Lead at Summit Technology
+72 other Attendees