Exploring the Internet of Things (IoT) with Lync (& Skype for Business) and .Net Gadgeteer

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Today, most people think of Lync and Skype as tools for Unified Communications – Instant Messaging, Audio and Video conferencing, Application Sharing and in some instances telephony solutions.Lync (and soon Skype for Business, the next version of Lync) can also be used as the end-point for receiving

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Exploring the Internet of Things (IoT) with Lync (& Skype for Business) and .Net Gadgeteer

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