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Microsoft.NETMicrosoft Unified Communications: How Developers Can Blend Messaging, Voice and Conferencing with Next-Generation Applications
Microsoft's Unified Communications initiative brings together many software and hardware components to bridge the divide between phone and computer activities. This article describes UC from a developer's perspective, including an architectural overview, list of important APIs, and the best coding opportunities for application developers.
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