internet of things (iot) and microsoft lync

11-Feb-2015

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By 2020

2000's

1990's

Manufacturing &

Agriculture Building Management Embedded Devices Energy Consumption

Healthcare & Telemedicine Security & Surveillance Smart Homes & Cities

Vehicle and Assets

Protection

Run out of water or seed? Lights left on after work? Activity notifications Sudden spike in usage?

Patient reminders and

updates Unusual motion detected?

Turn on your heating at

home – using Lync

Check on the location of

Assets globally

Motion Detected Action Triggered API Called

Delivered to Lync

Server or Office 365

IM, Image or Video

sent to Lync or Skype

client

Lync Managed API Persistent Chat API

Unified

Communications

Managed API

Client Extensions

API

Requires Lync Client,

exposes application

and content sharing

in 3rd party

applications.

Server Side API for

managing Persistent

Chat

Managed-Code API,

with support for

VoiceXML and SIP

infrastructure

Extend the Lync

Client with new

functionality

Unified

Communications

Web API

(UCWA)

Cross-platform API

using a RESTful

HTTP API.

All browsers, all

operating systems,

all devices.

Send & Receive

Instant Messages

Manage User

Settings

Manage Contacts

(local & federated)Manage Presence

Unified

Communications

Web API

(UCWA)

Cross-platform API

using a RESTful

HTTP API.

All browsers, all

operating systems,

all devices.

Lync Server, Skype for Business Server or Office 365 Infrastructure

SIP Layer Media Stack Microsoft.Speech

UCMA 4.0 Core API UCMA Speech API

VoiceXMLUnified Communications Web API

Future API 3rd Party APIs

Product Framework

Arduino Open Source

Netduino Microsoft .NET Micro Framework

Gadgeteer Microsoft .NET Micro Framework

Galileo (Intel) & Gen 2 Open Source / Windows 10

Raspberry Pi Open Source / Linux

Raspberry Pi 2 Windows 10 (free)

internetofyourthings.com

Unified Communications Web API (UCWA)

Windows IOT / Windows On Devices

Netduino, Arduino, Gadgeteer,

Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2

.NET Micro Framework

Fw:Thinking – The Internet of Things

Matthew Proctor

Email: matthew@proctor.com.au

Skype: matthew@proctor.com.au

Lync: matthew@telewebica.com.au

Twitter: @mattproctorau

www.matthewproctor.com

www.lyncagent.com

www.telewebica.com

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