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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…
Enabling browser and native mobile application support for Real-Time Communications
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….
Ten use cases for WebRTC in telcos (2/2)
SECOND PART OF THE POST Click-to-call or Web-chats as a service The objective of a click-to-call service is to provide a button to make calls just by clicking on it from corporate websites. Calls can be routed to the IPBX of the customer or to a third-party contact center, which may be offered as a…
Zoom Phone and SIP interconnection
As with Microsoft Teams, Zoom has a voice traffic-oriented collaboration tool called Zoom Phone, which complements Zoom Meetings and Rooms, which became so popular in the midst of the pandemic. UCaaS models are becoming established as a way to have greater flexibility and scalability. With Zoom’s Bring Your Own Carrier (BYOC) feature , current PSTN…
Quobis collaborates with Telefonica to build an innovative “Social TV” service
Vigo, SPAIN, March 16th, 2016. Quobis, the leader in web based real-time solutions for enterprises and service providers, today announced that Telefonica is using Sippo WebRTC Application Controller to implement the proof of concept of a Social TV platform. Social TV is an innovation project of Telefonica that enables real-time interaction with other users while watching Movistar+ contents, including voice, video…
Voice network monitoring: what metrics to use and for what?
The monitoring of voice networks provides information that prevents attacks, prevents fraud, anticipates service drops and detects anomalous patterns. Although there are elements that support advanced metrics (even with other protocols such as MEGACO, MGP, ISUP, etc) in the SIP world they are usually measured in SBC and softswitches. These are the most common metrics: IETF RFC 6076 – first specific…