2. “PSTN Conferencing will make it very easy for us to replace multiple conferencing products with Skype for Business. Now it lets us host solid audio-only conferences and also provides rich video and desktop sharing, all from one interface.” – Andre Garcia, Assistant Vice President, Global Infrastructure Services, ABM

3. “We have employees spread across the US. By using Office 365 and Skype for Business, we’ve been able to maximize employee efficiency, productivity, and collaboration, which is critical for innovation and necessary for our success.” – Chris Spivey, Executive Director, Infrastructure, Advance Central Services, Inc.

4. “Our users have had a great experience with the audio conferencing capability in Skype for Business. We’re now looking at cancelling the other accounts we currently have that provide conferencing capabilities, which presents the opportunity for us to consolidate platforms and reduce our costs significantly.” - Michael Bannasch, IT Director, Alliance Franchise Brands

5. “For reaching our customers, we previously used a number of conferencing tools that were disjointed from what we do in the business. Skype for Business provides so much functionality to our internal communications, there’s no need to look elsewhere.” – Mark Kelly, Vice President, Information Technology, Curvature

6. “ Skype for Business helped us foster communications and boost productivity, but another key benefit is the removal of our PBX. It was an aging, inefficient system that cost a lot of money and effort to maintain. Plus, the cost savings we’re going to get from switching to PSTN Conferencing through Office 365 is huge.” – James Metcalfe, Senior Network Operations Manager, BDS Marketing, Inc.

7. “We are aggressively moving our on-premises Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint environments to Microsoft Office 365 but we’re concerned about how to integrate voice. The new PSTN Conferencing and PSTN Calling features in Skype for Business address those concerns and give us everything we need in one solution.” – Kevin Hartigan, Director of IT Infrastructure, Frank’s International

8. “We have a mixed telephony infrastructure with heavy reliance on cell phones. By standardizing on Skype for Business, we’ll be able to reduce our phone costs by about [US]$5,000 a month.” – Jonathan Nies, System Administrator, Innotec

9. “On Kelly’s HQ campus, we have three legacy PBX systems, which are near end-of-life. We are looking to replace them all with the Skype for Business Cloud PBX, which has the potential to eventually become Kelly’s global PBX solution as our current technology requires refresh.” – Timothy Kroeger, IT Manager for Global Collaboration and Messaging Solutions, Kelly Services

10. “We currently use three or four different services for webcasts, and we see an opportunity to simplify using Skype Meeting Broadcast. Employees won’t have to learn new tools; if they can run a Skype Meeting today, they can run a Skype Meeting Broadcast. ” – George Outland, Senior Manager of Microsoft Projects and Strategy, Newell Rubbermaid

11. “We have people working in corporate offices, customers premises, and remotely across the international business. With Skype for Business, everyone is more easily able to stay in touch, share information, collaborate on documents, and ultimately deliver more efficient services for our customers.” – Mark Mamone, Group Chief Technology Officer, Serco Group

12. “With Skype for Business, our global employees can connect using whatever method makes sense at the time, wherever they are. Time and location no longer matter in reaching one another, and that dramatically compresses wait times and speeds processes across the business.” – Jason Sele, IT Director, Zetec