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Sippo for frontline workers
One of the key points of Sippo collaborator is the flexibility to adapt to the existing assets of the customers. UC market is mature with big players (Cisco, MS Skype for business, etc), so our role is work together with customer in those scenarios where the industry standard solutions are not convenient. Typically, these traditional…
Enterprise video calling
The future of communications is changing. In the last few years, instant messaging, live chat or webinars have become an everyday tool for millions of users. Because of this, having an omnichannel communication strategy is crucial to engage customers, build brand awareness and differentiate from competitors. Video represents an opportunity for companies to develop innovative…
How Quobis is improving Non-Desk Based Workers communications in Retail
The retail has its own communications challenges, and Quobis is facing some of them, particularly those that are related to workers that spend their time interacting directly with their clients around the shop. Retail, a challenging scenario for corporate communications Mobility, limited access to computers, short term jobs and high workers rotation, lack of time…
Two events in a row in USA this summer
We will have two events in a row in the US, as Quobis announced its participation in the AllAboutTheAPI event of Las Vegas and the Real Time Web Solutions event in New York. AllAboutTheAPI: www.allabouttheapi.com/conference-program.aspx Real Time Web Solutions: http://www.webrtcexpo.com/east/ In Las Vegas we’ll focus in the role of the Sippo WebRTC Application Controller…
Interview with Sippo’s product manager. Release of version 2.4
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…
WebRTC is moving with Android
We are proud to announce that we have made our first WebRTC videocall from Chrome for Android running our SIP over Websocket JavaScript stack, QoffeeSIP. It worked with the recently released M26 Chrome Beta for Android, just enabling the WebRTC-enabled flag. This is an important milestone in WebRTC short but brilliant history. The remarkable point here is…
