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As you start researching wireless headset products to help your improve your workflow you may notice after some of the products the letters MOC.

This stands for Microsoft Office Communicator and means that the products are compliant with this system of communication.

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What is Microsoft Office Communicator

Office Communicator 2007 R2 is a unified communications application that helps end users be more productive by enabling them to communicate and collaborate easily with others in different locations or time zones using a range of different communication options, including instant messaging (IM), voice, desktop sharing and video. Integration with programs across the Microsoft Office system — including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Groove, and SharePoint — gives end users many different ways to communicate directly from the context of their task.

Whether you prefer instant messaging, audio, or video, it is all available in one application. Start an instant messaging conversation with a colleague, invite more people to the conversation, switch to voice, and add video with simple one-click actions.

You can even forward calls to your team, set delegates, and reach your voice mail easily with rich VoIP capabilities.

Also, with the new desktop sharing capability, you can easily collaborate with your colleagues and team members without the costly overhead of organizing elaborate meetings.

Here is a short video demonstrating how it is used.

Find and connect with people the better way

Increasingly, people and teams are more dispersed, working in different time zones and communicating in different ways. Knowing when and how to contact a person can be challenging.

Office Communicator 2007 R2 offers the presence indicator, which is the key feature that helps you make effective communication choices by providing detailed information about a person’s availability and status.

Presence status is set automatically based on your Outlook 2007 calendar, login status, and other information sources or you can manually set it from your Office Communicator window.

You can also set individual access levels for different contacts to selectively share your presence information with them. Presence information is available throughout Microsoft Office applications.

If you make a phone call from within Microsoft Office Outlook or share a comment with a business document author from within Microsoft Office Word, your presence indicator will reflect those changes in your status.

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