

I see there is a 'contacts' section buried under the 'Calls' tab but, regardless of how counterintuitive that is, the Contacts list there only shows 3 people who I manually added to my work phone contact list many years ago, as opposed to Skype for Business, which magically has everyone listed in our entire organization. This is the only way of obtaining a Skype users IP address. Launch the Skype app via your mobile device. When the user is online, you can then use an online Skype resolver tool such as Hanz Resolver V2.


show me a list of people in my organization that I can quickly chat with)? To see a contact’s location information when it’s available using a mobile device: 1. Find Skype contacts with desired age and gender Skype Name Enter your Skype Name Age Specify your age 18-20 21-23 24-27 28-32 33-39 40-49 50+ Gender Specify your gender Male Female + Add Me Skype is a trade mark of Skype and is not affiliated, sponsored, authorised or otherwise associated by/with the Skype group of companies. Is there anyway to replicate in Teams what the core UI of Skype for Business is like (i.e. There is a Chat tab, but it just shows 'recent' chats, and I need to click 'new chat' and then manually search for a coworker, just to chat with them. When I go over to Teams, I don't see my contacts anywhere. While I like many of the features Teams has that Skype for Business doesn't, I also really like Skype for Business's simple UI, which easily lets me see a list of my coworkers' names and current status, which I can click on and quickly send an instant message. My organization is switching from Skype for Business to Teams (we're on Windows 10).
