Since this session the community, clients and partners have been 
voicing major concerns. The Customer Connection Program has updates on these 
topics. In other words, enough of us complained that they've recommitted things 
to Jabber. It's long from over for Jabber. We don't need to be putting Jabber 
out to pasture. Raise concerns with the community and with your account team. 
This week has been proof customers voices do matter. ---- On Sun, 02 Oct 2016 
10:28:44 -0400  Lelio Fulgenzi<[email protected]> wrote ----     I finally had 
the cycles to watch the briefing. For those of you with (or considering) Jabber 
deployments, I strongly suggest watching it if you can.          Sent from my 
iPhone  On Sep 15, 2016, at 4:01 PM, Joshua Warcop <[email protected]> wrote:     
 I'll come out of lurker status for this one. Jabber isn't going away, but 
there is messaging from Cisco that their strategic direction is Spark. They 
have had this messaging for a while now, but Spark was, to my knowledge, not 
supposed to  be a replacement for Jabber.    Strategic direction is also known 
as - shifting financial and personnel resources to Spark. CUCM development 
resources are also getting moved towards Spark.    I'm obviously not speaking 
authoritatively on any of this, but the marketing and messaging that's public 
should help connect the dots.        ---- On Thu, 15 Sep 2016 14:13:31 -0400 
Anthony Holloway<[email protected]> wrote ----     Not me.  What 
did your co-worker tell you that prompted you to post this?  Something juicy I 
bet.  Like: IM&P goes away, and all functions related to Jabber are native in 
CUCM now.  On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 12:46 PM, Scott Voll <[email protected]> 
wrote:  My co worker was on a Jabber update webex this morning.  Anyone else on 
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