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Recommendations for Microsoft Lync sessions at WPC 2013

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by Rabon Bussey, Partner Technology Advisor for Microsoft Lync, Microsoft US Partner Team

With the Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston just a few weeks away, I have put together a list of the sessions about Unified Communications and about Lync that I recommend you consider when building out your conference schedule in WPC Connect.

In the Unified Communications track, sessions will cover how Microsoft is bringing the next generation of tools to an even larger community of users that can now span from the living room to the boardroom. This track will focus on the Lync platform’s evolution towards re-humanizing communication and putting people first to create a user experience that is simple, convenient and natural.

This year, the Lync product group will be in booth #CC-9A in The Commons, co-located with the Microsoft Office Division. The booth will feature a ‘hands-on experience’ with a social lounge and demos that showcase Lync and Lync Online, as well as the recently announced Lync-Skype connectivity. Lync solution providers will be showcased in the Lync Partner Connect booth #701.

How to add sessions to your WPC schedule

A more comprehensive guide is downloadable from the main WPC Connect page.

  1. Sign in to WPC Connect and click on your Session & Meeting Scheduler tile (this will only be visible to you if you are a registered attendee).
  2. Select the Session Scheduler tile, and then choose to filter sessions on the right hand side.
  3. Type “Lync” into the Search bar, and click Apply. All the tiles in your screen should now be Lync-related. Mouse to the top right corner to close the filter menu.image
  4. Click on any session tile to open it, and you will see the session title, number, date/time/location, and description.
  5. Select “Add to my schedule” from the left side of the pop up, and you’ll get a notification that the session has been added.
  6. While you’re in the session screen, you can Show Attendees to see who else has added that session to his or her schedule, you can find a list of Related Sessions, and you can Like and Comment about the session. Close the session details and add more sessions to your schedule.

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Microsoft Lync session recommendations

DaySession #Session title
MondayUNVKValue Keynote – From Living Room to Boardroom, the Future of Unified Communications
Monday UN01Lync 2013 Partner Opportunity and Programs
Monday UN02Lync 2013 and Lync Online Technology Overview for Office 365
Tuesday UN03iGrowing Lync Practice with Readiness Programs and Communications Competency
Tuesday UN05iLync Accelerate: Best Practices Along the Customer Journey
Tuesday UN04Lync: A Complete Primer
Tuesday UN06Winning the Lync Meeting Deployment with Lync Room Systems
Tuesday UN07iCompeting with Lync
Tuesday UN09Lync Partner Hosted Offer: Why and How?
TuesdayUN08Lync as a Platform: All About the Apps!
Tuesday PAR06Service Provider Opportunities with Lync 2013
Tuesday US08Driving Your Lync Business in FY14: US Go-to-Market Program for Lync Partners
Tuesday DYN26Conquering the Cloud Contact Center
Tuesday GEN07Capitalize on Your Social Enterprise Investments with Microsoft Translator
Tuesday HCVKValue Keynote – Microsoft Cloud Vision for Hosting Partners
Tuesday HC10Compete by Growing Your Microsoft SaaS Portfolio
Tuesday HC17tThe Key to Lync Enterprise Voice Conversion (Theater session)
Tuesday WP01Growing Your Business with Windows Phone and Consumerization of IT
Thursday US18Growing and Expanding Your Lync Practice in the US
ThursdayUS21 Office 365 Education: Tens of Millions of US Students Connecting with Partner Apps and Services

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