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QUOBIS was celebrating its 13th anniversary this summer. This is a special year, as we have reached the threshold of 50 employees (currently 55), becoming a medium-size company. This was a long journey since we started in 2006. QUOBIS´ journey: from telephony engineering services to real-time communications technology provider During these years we have focused…
Quobis, pioneering call identification At Quobis, we have always been conscious of the risks related with identity theft in the voice channel (voice spoofing). In 2011 and from our participation in an R&D project call SecVoID, we created IdentityCall; a solution based on the insertion of personal digital certificates as a part of the SIP header. Essentially, in order to…
Thursday, June 2nd, 2016, Iago Soto, Quobis CMO, was speaking about WebRTC use cases for telcos and the business models behind. PROGRAM – Residential market Residential Webphone. Virtual number. Extension of fixed line. Second line. Multi-device support. Mobility of fixed lines. Simultaneous ringing. Skip roaming fees. RCS accessible from web browsers. Enabler of OTT services. Web clients…
The recent announcement by Skype “Please Welcome Skype for web (beta)” has initiated a tsunami of comments in the WebRTC community. As an example, we have received several questions from partners, customers and prospects about the reality behind this announcement, trying to understand if they should reconsider their WebRTC projects and strategies and wait for…
IP communications sessions are made up of signaling information (data used to configure and control sessions) and media information (digitized voice and video). Signaling information and media information flow under the direction of different IP protocols and move on separate paths: The SIP protocol is used to establish and manage sessions. SIP servers (there are…
Thanks for attending the WebRTC meetup. We had 454 WebRTCers and 166 attendees at the meetup. Here are the recordings of the event: Part 1: Part 2: