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Info about Quobis at Mobile World Congress 2016
The usage of web applications in increasing and WebRTC is called to be a game-changing technology as browser are able to support real-time communications. Microsoft Skype, Mozilla Firefox and Google Hangout are using this to create new services. Quobis, as one of the leaders in the standardization of the technology and the company that is…
Quobis joins WebRTC Expo Paris as partner sponsor
Quobis, the leader in WebRTC applications for service providers and enterprise, today announced its participation as a Partner sponsor at the WebRTC Conference & Expo, 2014, to be held December 16th-18th, 2014, at the Hotel Marriott Rive Gauche, Paris. Hosted by Upperside Conferences for the 3rd consecutive year, the event is the largest global WebRTC…
Sippo certification webinar on Feb 16
On February 16th, 2017, our colleagues Santiago Troncoso and Marcos Cereijo will be speaking about the new features provided by the release 3.0, including how to integrate Sippo in real environments. The session will last about 2 hours. You can be certified as a Quobis partner after attending this training. – Section 1: Sippo WAC…
Sippo, Internet Explorer and ORTC
Last week we read this article (link) from Skype about the announcement of the development of the ORTC API for WebRTC. This means that the next versions of Internet Explorer will provide real time communications capabilities but not based on the WebRTC API 1.0 as defined by the W3C that is currently adopted by Mozilla…
5 keys in business communications today
Business communications continue to evolve through a series of market, cultural and technological trends driven by the digital transformation of business networks. Let’s talk about some of these trends. The long goodbye of physical endpoints Where is the telephone? The era of the office (physical) phone system is coming to an end. The rapid changes…
Ten use cases for WebRTC in telcos (2/2)
SECOND PART OF THE POST Click-to-call or Web-chats as a service The objective of a click-to-call service is to provide a button to make calls just by clicking on it from corporate websites. Calls can be routed to the IPBX of the customer or to a third-party contact center, which may be offered as a…
