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TechEd Developers 2008 is Packed with UC Development Content

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Everyone that touches the UC products and SDK is heads down getting ready for TechEd 2008.  It's going to be awesome. 

First, we've great breakout sessions to show you how to build communications features into your apps, like IM, voice and video.  We've also got Interactive Theatre sessions where we'll show and discuss deeper demos of what the SDKs can do (and it's pretty cool).  Along with that, we've got HOLs built on top of a full OCS 2007 and Exchange 2007 environment where you can fire up Visual Studio and kick the tires. 

Here's and example:

1. It takes about 10 lines of code to launch a voice call.  We'll show you that code in the breakouts.

2. Adding communications like voice calls makes for some really compelling apps.  We'll show you those apps and how we built them in the Interactive Theatre.

3. You'll be able to write that code in the HOLs to see the code in action.

Here are the sessions we'll have at TechEd:

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Title

Session Type

Speaker(s)

UNC201

Building Software on the Microsoft Unified Communications Platform

BRK

Albert Kooiman; Kirt Debique

UNC302

Building Asynchronous Contextual Collaboration with Microsoft Exchange Web Services

BRK

Jason Henderson; Paul Robichaux

UNC303

Unified Communications: Behind the Scenes with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007, Office Communicator 2007 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2007

BRK

Kyle Marsh; Uma Raghavan

UNC304

Driving Contextual Collaboration with Microsoft Office Communicator 2007

BRK

Chris Mayo

UNC402

Business Process Communications with the Microsoft Unified Communications Managed API

BRK

Michael Dunn

UNC401

Building Contextual Collaboration Using the Microsoft Unified Communications Client API

BRK

Oscar Newkerk; Stefano Mapelli

UNC306

Anywhere Information Access with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Speech Server

BRK

Albert Kooiman; Michael Dunn

UNC202

Programming Conferencing Solutions with the Microsoft Office Live Meeting Service XML API

BRK

John Shriver-Blake

UNC305

Building Contextual Collaboration Clients for the Web Using the Microsoft Unified Communications AJAX SDK

BRK

Rui Maximo

UNC11-TLC

I Want Unifed Communications in My Application: Tell Me How

TLC

Chris Mayo; Jon Rauschenberger

UNC03-TLC

Communicator Plus: A Microsoft Office Communicator Add-on by Eventure

TLC

Vivek Garg

UNC01-TLC

Building Mash-ups with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Web Services

TLC

David Claux

UNC05-TLC

Migrating Microsoft Exchange Applications to Exchange Web Services

TLC

David Claux; Jason Henderson

UNC08-TLC

How to Integrate Microsoft Unified Communications with the Microsoft Office System

TLC

Chris Mayo

UNC06-TLC

Using the Microsoft Office Communicator APIs

TLC

Avronil Bhattacharjee; Manisha Sahasrabudhe

UNC02-TLC

Building Alerts and Notifications Using the Microsoft Unified Communications Managed API

TLC

Stephane Taine

UNC09-TLC

Building an Outbound Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Speech Server Application Interacting with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Web Services

TLC

Albert Kooiman; Jon Rauschenberger

UNC04-TLC

The Microsoft Unified Communications Client API: Building Your Own Unified Communications Client

TLC

Srivatsa Srinivasan; Stefano Mapelli

UNC07-TLC

Building Bots on the Microsoft Unified Communications Managed API

TLC

Stephane Taine

UNC10-TLC

Integrating Presence in Your Web Application Using the Microsoft Unified Communications AJAX API

TLC

Rui Maximo

To get more details on our sessions, got to https://www.msteched.com/dev/public/sessions.aspx, and select "Show Track", select "Unified Communications" and then click the "Filter" button.

To get registred for TechEd Developers 2008, you can get details here: https://www.microsoft.com/events/teched2008/developer/default.mspx.

See you there! I'll be in the UC Booth all week (when I'm not speaking at Breakouts, Interactive Theatres or helping in the HOLs!)!

Chris!

Comments

  • Anonymous
    May 15, 2008
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  • Anonymous
    May 15, 2008
    Lot's of UC at TechEd this year! Sent to you by Brandon Tyler via Google Reader: TechEd Developers 2008