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I am here to help you with your open question.  Do you still need help?  I have the ability to alert more experts if you still need help.

If you solved the problem on your own, would you please post the solution here in case others have the same problem?

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Thank you for using Experts Exchange.

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With Skype for Business/Exchange Online, and a conference room that has a Polycom group Series, how do you logistically use that for Skype Meetings? <br />
Is the Polycom supposed to “be the room” and this you name it the name of the room? &nbsp; <br />
Or do you create a room for the “room” and create a second “resource” for the Polycom Skype device? &nbsp; <br />
Further, when you schedule Skype meetings, would there ever be a need to send FROM the top or FROM the Polycom Skype Calendar, as in manually creating the event on the calendar. Or does a Meeting Organizer always simply add the Room and/or Skype enabled Polycom device AS an additional “recipient” in the meeting invite?
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With Skype for Business/Exchange Online, and a conference room that has a Polycom group Series, how do you logistically use that for Skype Meetings? 
Is the Polycom supposed to “be the room” and this you name it the name of the room?   
Or do you create a room for the “room” and create a second “resource” for the Polycom Skype device?   
Further, when you schedule Skype meetings, would there ever be a need to send FROM the top or FROM the Polycom Skype Calendar, as in manually creating the event on the calendar. Or does a Meeting Organizer always simply add the Room and/or Skype enabled Polycom device AS an additional “recipient” in the meeting invite?

Logistics of using a skype enables Polycom for Skype enabled meetings?

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