#Skype4BRecap Episode 4 - Call Recording Pro, Cloud PBX E5, and MVP Summit

Happy Friday, everyone! This week, we jumped into a number of awesome topics. First, we started out with a shameless ask on my part for feedback on your experiences with Server-Side Conversation History with Android Lync 2013 app in a Skype for Business Server environment. From there, we dove into the MVP Summit in Seattle, Matthew Landis' announcement for the new Call Recording Pro, new details on the Cloud PBX E5 license that hits on December 1st, and the introduction of Number Porting to the Cloud PBX Preview.

You can check out the video for the rest, but I will briefly touch on the preliminary pricing details that have been making their way through the grape vine:

1. E5 is pegged at $35/month, currently.
• This includes PSTN Conferencing
• This includes Cloud PBX functionality
2. DID and national PSTN Calling functionality comes at an additional $12/month.
3. International PSTN Calling will be another $12/month.
4. For all Cloud PBX functionality (as mentioned above), the grand total for a user per month is $59.

Video Content Links

• Server-Side Conversation History: http://ucmart.uk/2015/06/15/skype-for-business-enable-server-side-conversation-history/
• Call Recording Pro (Thanks Matthew Landis!) http://attendantpro.blogspot.com/2015/10/call-recording-pro-for-skype-for.html
• Skype for Business Bandwidth Calculator: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=19011

Honorable Mentions 

• Todd Klindt (@ToddKlindt)
• Matt Landis (@matthewlandis)
• Martin Boam (@MartinBoam)
• Kevin Kieller (@kkieller)

**CORRECTION** A quick correction. I made the mistake off of a post that I must have half-read that SEFAUtil Done Right and Call Recording Pro were one and the same product. They are indeed separate products. Call Recording Pro was making a debut, while SEFAUtil Done Right is a codename for a project that is still in progress. I apologize, and will do a much better job of thoroughly researching topics that I speak about in the future. Matt was a stand up guy, and even re-tweeted my video post, without calling me out! Another great soul had pity on me, and showed me the error of my ways. Finishing up a Friday strong!

Stay techy, my friends!