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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…
Quobis to exhibit at MWC 2016
Quobis, the leader in real-time applications for the web, today announced it will be exhibiting at Mobile World Congress 2016, to be held February 22-25, 2016 in Barcelona (Spain). Quobis’ booth (#CS60, booth #2 at the Spanish Pavilion) will showcase “Sippo WebRTC Application Controller ” (Sippo WAC) to telecom service providers, enterprises and network equipment vendors,…
Quobis exhibiting at MoneyConf Madrid
Quobis announces its first participation in the MoneyConf of Madrid (Spain) as exhibitor. This event will be held at the La N@ve on June 21-22, 2016. In its second year, MoneyConf is an invite-only event focused on the future of finance, 1,500 decision makers from across the industry spectrum, including over 100 exhibiting startups looking to transform the industry….
WEBINAR: Enterprise messaging in the data protection era
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…
SFUs vs MCUs: which is the best way to manage multi-conferencing?
MCU the veteran and the most efficient in terms of bandwidth MCUs have been used for a long time, since the former H.323 era. Basically, it receives a stream from each participant and, after decoding, composes them into a new stream to be submitted to all the participants. So users send one stream and receive…
