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Microsoft Lync Server (previously Microsoft Office Communications Server) is an enterprise real-time communications server, providing the infrastructure for enterprise instant messaging, presence, file transfer, peer-to-peer and multiparty voice and video calling, ad hoc and structured conferences (audio, video and web) and PSTN connectivity. These features are available within an organization, between organizations, and with external users on the public internet, or standard phones, on the PSTN as well as SIP trunking.[1]

Instant Messaging and Presence

Microsoft  Lync  2010 gives users real-time presence information and enhanced instant messaging (IM) to help them connect more efficiently and effectively.

Audio Video and Web Conferencing

Microsoft® Lync™ 2010 makes it easy for users to create, moderate, and join ad hoc collaboration sessions and online meetings with internal and external users. A rich user experience and a unified interface make it easy for people to work together effectively and often even when time or distance prevents in-person meetings.

Mobility

Mobility is a way of life for today’s business professionals. Microsoft Lync 2010 makes communicating easier and more engaging by delivering a single Communications experience across PC laptops, browsers, telephones, and mobile phones.

Enterprise Voice

Microsoft Lync 2010 combines the telephony features of a traditional IP PBX with rich presence, instant messaging, and conferencing to improve communication and to lower costs. Users can access intuitive, powerful voice features—in the office, at home, or on the road—from phones, PCs, and desktop applications, while administrators benefit from a unified solution that is easy to deploy and manage. Lync 2010 can replace or enhance your.

Group Chat

Microsoft Lync 2010 Group Chat allows users to have topic-based, multi-party discussions that persist over time, which allows efficient information sharing and discussions as a group.[2]