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Vigo (Spain), December 20, 2012. – QUOBIS (quobis.com ) announces the public release of QoffeeSIP, a full SIP stack for WebRTC applications. QoffeeSIP enables the creation of video & voice applications over the web and, in a short future, the connection of browsers to any SIP enabled device. WebRTC, HTML5 and this stack open up new…
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…
Voice Services (PSTN) Deployments based on Microsoft Teams Phone vs. Quobis Phone
MS Teams is the most popular UCaaS solution on the planet with 500,000 organizations of all sizes using it. Although some voices point to a certain growth stagnation, the reality is that 250 million active users as a whole represent a market where an entire ecosystem of services integrated with this platform can grow. Among all the possible…
SIP Interconnection options with Quobis Communications Platform
Quobis has been integrating SIP networks using both proprietary solutions (Oracle, Ribbon, AudioCodes) as well as Open Source technologies (Kamailio, Asterisk, FreeSwitch) since 2006. When building the Quobis Communication Platform core called Quobis WAC (Web Application Controller) we decided to tap into this experience. We work with various 3rd party technologies to create a platform that would be able…
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…
Webinar: “15 WebRTC-based applications for telcos”
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…