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Voice network monitoring: what metrics to use and for what?
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…
5G & WebRTC: use cases trends in the near future
As you probably know, WebRTC is a technology which allows voice, video and collaboration directly from the browser, with no need to install anything there. WebRTC stands for web-based Real Time Communication. Despite the technology having been around for some time (Quobis started to use it in 2012), its popularity is growing. Popular tools like MS Teams, Zoom…
WhatsApp for outbound communications
What are pre-approved WhatsApp templates for? The templates of WhatsApp messages are designed to send reminders, notifications and personalized updates to customers who have previously provided their consent to the mark to start conversations with them. Each company can have up to 250 different templates (expandable, upon request, to 1500). Unless the user has taken…
WebRTC and VoLTE
by iago.soto | WebRTC (Web-based real time communication) has been explained before in this blog and other marketing materials from Quobis. As a technology designed to bring real-time multimedia capabilities to browsers, it has lots of potential use cases for telcos. At Quobis, we’ve been focusing on WebRTC interconnection to IMS/NGN and other telco implementations, trying to create…
Is WhatsApp a good option for communication and collaboration between employees?
All your employees know WhatsApp, most of them use it… and that may be precisely your biggest problem when considering its use at a corporate level. In our first study on Unified Communications and Collaboration in LATAM, presented a few months ago, we were able to verify that the use of WhatsApp among workers of large companies…
WebRTC is moving with Android
We are proud to announce that we have made our first WebRTC videocall from Chrome for Android running our SIP over Websocket JavaScript stack, QoffeeSIP. It worked with the recently released M26 Chrome Beta for Android, just enabling the WebRTC-enabled flag. This is an important milestone in WebRTC short but brilliant history. The remarkable point here is…
