Recordings of the WebRTC meetup in Barcelona
Thanks for attending the WebRTC meetup. We had 454 WebRTCers and 166 attendees at the meetup.
Here are the recordings of the event:
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Quobis®, the leader in WebRTC applications, today announced at the WebRTC Exhibition and Conference in Paris that its SIPPO WebRTC Application Controller (WAC) is in general availability for the public. SIPPO WebRTC Application Controller (WAC) is a new product category that manages WebRTC applications providing seamless integration with existing OSS and BSS in NGN and IMS…
Vigo, Spain, March 13th, 2016. Quobis, the leader in Web-based real-time communications for enterprises and service providers, today announced a new release of Sippo WebRTC Application Controller and its associated applications. This version of Sippo WebRTC Application Controller takes a new big step in order to provide advanced contact center and customer care features: recording…
Why companies are investing in mobile collaboration tools?You might argue that this market hasn’t been addressed by telecommunications and technology providers on a grand scale because companies don’t consider it worthwhile spending money in this area. It turns out that there are several indicators suggesting the contrary. In fact, companies with big mobile workforces invest…
Barcelona, SPAIN, January 15th, 2016 – The Poblenou campus Auditorium at the University Pompeu Fabra, UPF (Roc Boronat 138, Barcelona) will hold a WebRTC meetup with relevant speakers from the industry on Wednesday 23th of February, 2015, in parallel with the Mobile World Congress. Companies like Quobis, Tokbox (a company of Telefonica), Oracle and Dialogic are…
Finally it’s out. Apple joins the WebRTC train and announces the support of the Javascript API into Safari v11. This will come with with next release of the iOS and macOS systems, so it seems that the support is near. “Safari 11.0 ships with iOS 11.0 and macOS 10.13. It is also available on macOS…
Tier-1 and Tier-2 telcos have been involved in rollouts of IMS, VoLTE, NGN, RCS and Joyn services during the last few years. These telcos have detected some market opportunities for WebRTC services with real business models, which may be summarized as follows. Residential Web clients Allow end users to adopt a light WebRTC client to…