It will be interesting to see if all these features work straight away when we get “Bring your own carrier”/”Bring Your Own Trunk” (called “Hybrid connection to Teams” on the roadmap, 2018 Q2). So, great progress on calling, although today all these features are on Microsoft PSTN Calling plans only. Safe Transfer removed as already released.Transfer to PSTN Call removed as already released.Windows, Mac, Edge, iOS, Android (for calling)Īgain that’s 100% of what was forecast for 2017 Q4.Translate user input to standard phone format (Number normalisation).2018 Q2 remains the same as the October 2017 Roadmap.That’s 100% of what was previously forecast for 2017 Q4. Edge, Chrome Browser Support for meetings.Anonymous Join – Anyone external to your Organisation can join a meeting.PSTN Audio Conferencing in over 90 countries.2018 Q1 otherwise remains the same as the October 2017 roadmap.Messaging Policies has been renamed “Messaging User-Level Policies”, due 2018 Q1.
Messaging Interop (between Skype for Business and Teams) IT Policies.The roadmap is still split into Messaging, Meetings and Calling Messaging The first version was published at the end of October 2017, so what has changed? Skype was founded in 2003 by a couple of software writers, Niklas Zennström and Janus Friiswhose, whose previous gig was owning Kazaa, a file-sharing service mostly associated with music and. Thanks to Guy Bachar for spotting the update. Microsoft has quietly updated the Roadmap deck that shows the expected timeline for Skype for Business Online features or feature equivalents coming to Microsoft Teams.
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