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What Is Skype for Business on Windows
What is Skype for Business on Windows? Do I need it?
✍: FYIcenter.com
Skype for Business on Windows is the Windows client program
for the Skype for Business service offered by Microsoft.
The current version of Skype for Business for Windows is sold as part of the Office 365 solution.
Key features of Skype for Business:
1. Getting your team together is as easy as sharing a link - With one click, anyone can join your online meeting, from any device. You can choose to meet right away, or schedule from Outlook for later. The meeting URL is personalized just for you.
2. Powerful collaboration tools for real-time input - Record meetings, share your screen, and annotate PowerPoint for real-time collaboration with up to 250 people. Use whiteboard, polls, Q&A, and built-in IM during your business meetings to make them more productive.
3. Other features include:
You definitely need to use Skype for Business on your Windows computer if your organization offers you an account on Skype for Business for work related communications.
You may still want to use Skype for Business on your Windows computer to join meetings that are hosted by other Skype for Business users, even you do not have a Skype for Business account.
The picture below shows you the Skype for Business on Windows:
⇒ Start Skype for Business on Windows
⇐ Skype for Business on Windows
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