@Dashrender said in Users Suggest Microsoft Losing Its Way with Skype:
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@Dashrender said in Users Suggest Microsoft Losing Its Way with Skype:
I've rarely ever used Skype for business purposes. The only time I can think of that I did use it is for talking to NTG.
Yeah, and MQ claims it's the only thing that customers use, but I never talk to any company that has it.
I had 4 customer calls with it this week. 2 of them were vendors. People request it as an option. I would guess cause of Headphone for their desktop.
Not that I can see why this really matters - but are these customers still making calls over the PSTN? or via direct SIP to SIP connections with you/others?
I'm not sure where you are going. But the conversation was that customers use Skype for calling long distance. Every company everywhere still uses the PSTN, but lots like to avoid it especially for desktop sharing since that doesn't support that. Skype doesn't do SIP, so if the point was that they were making Skype calls, it means by definition no SIP or PSTN.