Context evaluation


The monitoring of voice networks provides information that prevents attacks, prevents fraud, anticipates service drops and detects anomalous patterns. Although there are elements that support advanced metrics (even with other protocols such as MEGACO, MGP, ISUP, etc) in the SIP world they are usually measured in SBC and softswitches. These are the most common metrics: IETF RFC 6076 – first specific…
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…
On Tuesday December 11th, 2018 Quobis will be speaking for 30 minutes about Enterprise Messaging and Data Protection. Register below for free. Large enterprises are now facing different challenges related to protecting data in corporate communications, as employees are used to work with Whatsapp and other similar apps to communicate with colleagues and customers. New regulation…
The retail has its own communications challenges, and Quobis is facing some of them, particularly those that are related to workers that spend their time interacting directly with their clients around the shop. Retail, a challenging scenario for corporate communications Mobility, limited access to computers, short term jobs and high workers rotation, lack of time…
Quobis®, the leader in WebRTC applications for corporate users, today announced that its WebRTC enterprise endpoint “Sippo WebCollaborator” is in general availability for the public. Quobis’ Sippo Web Collaborator is a web-based UC client that includes voice, video, presence, file transfer and desktop sharing capabilities. When combined with leading WebRTC gateway vendors, SIPPO showcases how existing UC…
WebRTC was designed for peer-to-peer communication but It is possible to make WebRTC calls interoperable with other IP or legacy networks, by the use of WebRTC to SIP gateways, that have been released by Session Border Controllers and Media Gateway manufacturers, like the Oracle WSC. This environment opens up big opportunities for new services for residential…