Using the built-in audio chipset (microphone and speaker) with your computer or laptop is not recommended in most cases since the devices do not provide noise cancelling technologies. Listed below are the supported devices provided by the Skype for Business project. There are many different types of devices that can be used for voice communication with Microsoft Skype for Business, each with their own unique characteristics. Microsoft Skype for Business Client Recommended Devices If you have a disability and rely on assistive technology, and are having trouble related to Skype, please contact The Skype Team via the IT Service Desk or 61 for assistance. If a device is no longer being used (except for headsets) that device can be stored and given to another account when needed, or returned to OCIO to be re-used at a later date. More information on ordering devices here

Going forward, any new or replacement devices are the responsibility of each college and business unit. **The Skype for Business migration project is now completed, devices will no longer be provided at no-charge for new Skype for Business setups. employee, common area, or front desk account) that are setup will have an initial device included as part of the service charges. Unit is responsible for purchasing the conference device(s).Īny new Skype for Business accounts being migrated as part of the project (i.e. Conference room devices are not included in the service.

Skype compatible headsets