Microsoft Show new Office Communication Server product OCS14 (figure)

New version of OCS CNET Technology Information Network March 26 International report Microsoft's first external display of the next edition of Office Communications server products.　　This new code is Office Communications Server 14, which is the same wave of office 2010 products, is expected to be listed at the end of the year. Microsoft has always believed that there would be a big consolidation of communications, and at this Voicecon meeting, Microsoft's vice president for OCS, Gurdeep Singh Pall, predicts that half of VoIP calls will be more than just voice in three years.　　Pall also said three-fourths new enterprise applications will have built-in communication capabilities. In fact, Microsoft has been making similar predictions since 2006.　　Microsoft has since started to convert the word-based live Communications server to Office Communications server, combining enterprise instant messaging and phone functions.　　Microsoft says it is one of the fastest-growing server products in the company, with sales growth of more than two digits over the past three years, and Microsoft says it is Fortune 100 and 70% companies use the product. However, it is understood that many companies actually take OCS as instant messaging, rather than the product originally set the primary function: telephone.　　Pall was interviewed to say that at least thousands of companies have started to use voice function. Palll said that Microsoft's main competitor in this regard is Avaya and Cisco, Cisco is our number one opponent, but now the situation is more favorable for us, because Cisco now like to talk about collaboration, which is our historical advantage.