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Category: Unified Communication
Happy Birthday To U…CIF
UCIF, the Unified Communication Interoperability Forum, is celebrating its first birthday, and it’s a happy birthday given the great accomplishments we have made in such a short period of time.
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Presence Perfect
You can think of ASF as a presence-based address book that you can use for your application, and it will maintain the address book for you. This is how you make presence integrate with your application perfectly.
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“Less Bandwidth” And Other PR Stunts
“Less bandwidth” or “optimized bandwidth consumption” has become a must-have in any video related PR, while most of the time it comes with no explanation at all. As I like PR stunts it’s about time we put the technology where our mouth is.
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Skype Doesn't Play The Unified Game Anymore
Skype recently announced it no longer allows for 3rd party clients to use its services. And while this makes sense from a very narrow business perspective, it significantly degrades the unified VoIP experience of many.
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Forget About Work-Arounds, Make Contact Using UC
Is a big screen showing 720p high definition video a “telepresence” experience? Definitely not. Telepresenec usually involves 2 or more participants in each side using dedicated MPLS connections and similar room configuration to collaborate with each other.
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