Multi-platform unified communications system
OwnerTaleb John Mouslmani, Mathew Danishinventors
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Abstract
A multi-platform unified communications system to enable bi-directional communication and presence management between different UC applications. Certain benefits and advantages of the present disclosure include a multi-platform unified communications system configured to provide the unified ability to collaborate between multiple platforms within a single unified “single pane of glass” or UI. The multi-platform unified communications system of the present disclosure would sit segregated or integrated on or across one or more servers, enabling UC communications across multiple platforms within a single end-user application.
Claims1
A unified communication system comprising:
- a unified communication server comprising a first unified communications application executing thereon,
- wherein the first unified communication application comprises a user interface for receiving one or more unified communications from one or more users,
- wherein the received one or more unified communications comprise one or more video communications, chat communications, documents and/or files;
- one or more servers communicably engaged with the unified communication server via an at least one application programming interface,
- wherein the one or more servers are configured to execute a second or subsequent unified communications application thereon,
- wherein the second or subsequent unified communications application is different from the first unified communication application;
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- one or more client devices communicably engaged with the one or more servers via a network communications interface,
- wherein the one or more client devices are configured to execute one or more instances of the second or subsequent unified communications application,
- wherein the unified communication server is configured to communicate the received one or more unified communications to each of the second or subsequent unified communications application.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.