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The recent announcement by Skype “Please Welcome Skype for web (beta)” has initiated a tsunami of comments in the WebRTC community. As an example, we have received several questions from partners, customers and prospects about the reality behind this announcement, trying to understand if they should reconsider their WebRTC projects and strategies and wait for…
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…
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What is a “Gatekeeper” according to the DMA: Any company providing any of the previous services is potentially bound to this law as long as it meets some sizing criteria to be considered a Gatekeeper. The threshold to meet the Gatekeeper condition are:: Having a yearly turnover of €6.500 millions or higher in the EEA…
During the Oracle Industry Connect, Quobis was selected as Oracle Communication Partner of the Year for EMEA Enterprise considering: – Commitment to Oracle Corporation – New business Development for Oracle based on our WebRTC solution – Developed 30+ reusable and tested modules that enable partners/customers to quickly develop WebRTC client applications and integrating with Oracle WSC. – Close cooperation with Quobis in various opportunities and countries. In the…
WebRTC origins In 2011 an ambitious open source project backed by Google was conceived. The “Big G” wanted to make real time communications between browsers a reality and so WebRTC technology was born. The technology was truly appealing, WebRTC opened the possibility of communicating browser-to-browser by the click of a button, without any plugin or…