InterCall Unified Meeting vs Microsoft Office Communications Server [EOL] comparison

Unified Meeting® enhances the way you communicate by making meetings convenient and easy to manage.

Unified Meeting® is a meeting and collaboration application that puts you in control of all aspects of your meeting including scheduling, participant management and security.

Key Benefits

• -Click to Launch Video with up to 8 live video   streams per meeting and Boardroom connectivity
• -Click to Schedule with Outlook, iCal/Calendar,   Google Calendar and IBM Notes integration.
• -Click to Call and Join with Voice over IP, Call Me   and Dial-in.
• -Click to Share your presentations, files or   applications on demand.
• -Click to View & Collaborate with breakout rooms,   polls, annotations and in meeting chat.
• -Click to Control and ensure a secure,   synchronized and seamless meeting experience

Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 Management API suite provides a set of Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) classes used to manage and support an Office Communications Server deployment, as well as any managed code and Microsoft SIP Processing Language applications installed on it. Office Communications Server offers a Standard Edition and an Enterprise Edition:

• Standard Edition is designed for use in small or medium-sized organizations. Standard Edition is also recommended for organizations that do not require the performance, scalability, and high availability that Enterprise Edition provides.
• Enterprise Edition is designed for large-scale deployments that are typical of large organizations. In an Enterprise Edition deployment, multiple Office Communications Server Enterprise Edition servers are deployed as a pool behind a load balancer. Servers in the pool share a central Microsoft SQL Server database that stores user data.