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When it comes down to it, why would you hold any meeting? Because you want to exchange information, documents, views and feelings.
Skype for Business can help you do all that by sharing screens and presentations, and letting you see and hear the people with whom you’re meeting. And because it’s part of Microsoft’s Office365 online productivity suite, chances are good that the people you want to meet with already have the necessary software installed on their PCs or mobile devices. Meetings can be impromptu – the PC equivalent of a phone call or an encounter at the water-cooler – or scheduled an hour, a month or a year from now. We’ll show you how.
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from Computerworld https://www.computerworld.com/article/3263813/collaboration/how-to-use-skype-for-business.html#tk.rss_all
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