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Hi all. It’s Yudani Riobó from Quobis. Today we are going to talk about the new release of Sippo with our product manager Santiago Troncoso. Hi, Santi, we have a new release, the version 2.4 Hi Yudani, here it is, fresh and full of new features and improvements. What are the main objectives of this…
All ways to connect corporate voice network with MS Teams We have been among the first to offer specific solutions for the integration of voice calls (PSTN) to the users of MS Teams. Today, we can say that we cover any possible integration strategy, fulfilling our commitment to “connect them all”. MS Teams is becoming…
This version of Sippo WebRTC Application Controller advances on scalability and robustness without stop launching new features. It includes functionalities such as abstraction for MCU or SFU integration for recording and static rooms, room events storage or SMS backend. It also improves the HA and scaling architecture, the user internal architecture and the token-based authentication….
Original at http://blog.uppersideconferences.com/five-points-consider-real-webrtc-deployments/ There are nowadays lots of ongoing proof of concepts and field trials involving WebRTC, having some of them reached the production stage. In this post we are going to explore which problems arise when you move from the lab to a production environment. These are five points to take into account when…
WebRTC was designed for peer-to-peer communication but It is possible to make WebRTC calls interoperable with other IP or legacy networks, by the use of WebRTC to SIP gateways, that have been released by Session Border Controllers and Media Gateway manufacturers, like the Oracle WSC. This environment opens up big opportunities for new services for residential…
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…