BELMONT, CA--(Marketwire - September 13, 2010) - FaceTime Communications (www.facetime.com), pioneer in the safe and productive use of unified communications and Web 2.0 and a leading Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, today announced support for Microsoft Lync Server 2010. FaceTime's Vantage platform safely enhances business productivity without compromising security or regulatory compliance for businesses running Microsoft's Lync Server and its predecessor Office Communications Server (OCS).
Vantage provides granular security and compliance features and policy controls for unified communications platforms, such as Microsoft Lync Server 2010, alongside public instant messaging and community networks. Vantage also provides content filtering and archiving of all conversations, ensuring an audit trail for data leak prevention, compliance and e-Discovery.
"Our longstanding partnership with Microsoft has ensured our joint customers benefit from a solution set that delivers the industry leading security and compliance controls," said Mark Sheridan, vice president of business development at FaceTime Communications. "We are delighted to stand alongside Microsoft in their launch of Lync Server 2010 and announce support for their platform. Vantage provides key security, management and compliance controls for features, including IM, voice communications and web conferencing across the Microsoft Lync Server platform."
About FaceTime Communications
FaceTime Communications enables the safe and productive use of Unified Communications, Web 2.0 and Social Networks. Ranked number one by IDC for five consecutive years, FaceTime's award-winning solutions are used by more than 1,500 customers for the security, management and compliance of real-time communications. FaceTime supports or has strategic partnerships with all leading IM, unified communications providers and social networks including AOL, Google, Yahoo!, Skype, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.
FaceTime is headquartered in Belmont, California. For more information visit http://www.facetime.com or call 1-888-349-FACE. The FaceForward blog, at http://blog.facetime.com, offers thoughts and opinions about the changing nature of Internet communications.