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…
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…
Quobis takes part in the funded project BDA4T. This consortium is formed by the companies Coremain and Optare Solutions and the Spanish service provider R Cable. BDA4T project will develop a prototype of an integrated Big Data Analytics platform for the telecommunications sector that will allow the use of the internal data of the operators to increase their customer satisfaction,…
Quobis has participated in the Oracle Sponsored WebRTC Workshop at the Service Delivery Innovation (https://serviceinnovationevent.com/) event in London this week. This workshop was an open discussion on the WebRTC ecosystem with the main objectives of Gain basic understanding of WebRTC Get a clear view of WebRTC’s standarization Undertand the ecosystem around WebRTC Our CSO Victor Pascual…
Quobis is announcing the general availability of the API Sippo.js running on top of the Sippo WebRTC Application Controller. This API has been designed to expose network functionalities of service providers and help web developers to add real time communications features to existing or new web applications. Different vendors are offering proprietary client-side APIs or…
Original at https://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…
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…
Browser adoption of WebRTC APIs has been one of the main challenges in field deployments. While Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox have been the early adopters of the W3C WebRTC API (both in desktop and mobile versions), other browser vendors such as Microsoft and Apple have not publicly made any product-related commitment endorsing this initiative….
Quobis, the leader in WebRTC applications, today announced that has joined the Device Solutions Initiative (DSI) of the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS). This initiative is developing solutions to expose the value of the network to devices and applications by reducing complexity in network APIs. The goal is to provide developers with network-agnostic, client-side APIs…