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Keeping independence scaling without investors
A few months ago, I started to write my master’s thesis about the question whether and how it is possible for small companies to scale without investors. This question is relevant for us at Quobis because we firmly believe in the advantages of staying independent, such as putting all our focus on our customers and our…
Customer on-boarding with video validation
by iago.soto | Imagine you want to open a bank account skipping the visit to the office. Using Sippo and WebRTC we can build a solutions where a user accessing a site from a mobile device (or a laptop) can send personal information (including a picture of the national ID card), make a video call with a…
Sippo collaborator and GDPR compliance
by jorge.cabaleiro | GDPR has been a hot topic in the last few months and often times companies are still trying to understand the impact of this new regulation on their day to day operations. In a previous blog post we spoke about the compliance problem of mainstream messaging apps when used in an enterprise…
Quobis announces Sippo version 2 in GA
Quobis®, the leader in WebRTC applications for service providers, today announced a new version of Sippo WebRTC Application Controller and its associated use cases. This version includes support for different devices and browsers and includes responsive design for mobile devices. Sippo Web Collaborator is available for iOS and Android devices as a native application and both Sippo Web Collaborator and Sippo Click…
Quobis announces participation in different events in this quarter
Quobis will participate as sponsor, exhibitor, speaker or part of the advisory board in different events this year like: Rich Communications. 29-30 October. Berlin (Germany). Quobis will be speaking at the WebRTC workshop. Telecom APIs.November 11-13. London (UK). Victor Pascual will be speaking at the WEbRTC track giving an update on WebRTC standardization WebRTC Expo.19-21…
History, products and roadmap of WhatsApp for companies
In 2018 one of the co-founders of WhatsApp, Jan Koum, decided to leave the company due to discrepancies over the plans of the parent company (Facebook) to integrate the data of WhatsApp users with other group products. (Goal). This movement, together with other controversies about privacy and data protection that have historically persecuted Facebook, motivated…
