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yudani.riobo | During this first semester Quobis completed its participation in the FP7 ICARUS project. Our tasks were focused on the development of a communication network to allow interoperability between the robotic vehicles and the control center. After the earthquakes in l’Aquila, Haiti and Japan, the European Commission confirmed that there is a large discrepancy…
WhatsApp inbound for inbound communications
WhatsApp for customer service As we have seen when reviewing the history of this platform , in its first experiences WhatsApp opted for a reactive use of WhatsApp Business, that is, that the client or end user is the one who initiates the conversation. WhatsApp is, above all, an instant messaging tool, and although information…
Quobis to showcase Sippo at MWC 2015
Quobis, the leader in real-time applications for the web, today announced it will be exhibiting at Mobile World Congress 2015, to be held March 2-5, 2015 in Barcelona (Spain). Quobis’ booth (#CS60, at the Spanish Pavilion) will showcase “Sippo WebRTC Application Controller ” (Sippo WAC) to telecom service providers, enterprises and network equipment vendors, showing them…
Activities to celebrate our anniversary
iago.soto | Quobis is celebrating 10 years During the last two months we were organising a group of activities to celebrate our anniversary, including traditional events like the Quobis Outdoor Camp and others designed ad-hoc. We were sponsoring the Festival de Cans, a film festival that is a reference in Galicia. There we have a…
QUOBIS 13th anniversary: Consolidation of a human-centric communication tech company
QUOBIS was celebrating its 13th anniversary this summer. This is a special year, as we have reached the threshold of 50 employees (currently 55), becoming a medium-size company. This was a long journey since we started in 2006. QUOBIS´ journey: from telephony engineering services to real-time communications technology provider During these years we have focused…
Skype on the web: reality check
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…
