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Monthly Archives: May 2008
The challenges of testing Unified Communication products (and/or hosting a SuperOp event)
The conclusion from the event is that multimedia conferencing (or UC) is getting better. Without exceptions, companies successfully connected video with one another.
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Video conferencing on an iPhone? In what protocol?
Using SIP, Apple can continue with their focus on IP based technologies and their strategy of using the iPhone as a web appliance.
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AMS to the rescue
The AMS work is well-positioned to make a positive, significant, and important impact on the future of communication systems and people's lives all over the world.
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Off to our annual roadshow in Asia Pacific
This year’s theme is “Development for innovative multimedia application for IMS/NGN”, in which we cover the market trends, relevant protocol stacks, client and server frameworks and testing tools.
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4 biggest VoIP security threats
Security is always overlooked when it comes to VoIP. Here are 4 of the biggest threats in the world of VoIP where it comes to security.
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Are we letting our guard down?
Integrating IPsec to the VoIP services provides a VoIP service with call confidentiality and integrity as the voice call market migrates to IP based voice services
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Moving backwards with Office 2007
I just had the questionable opportunity of working with Microsoft Office 2007. It can be a very frustrating experience to anyone used to previous Office versions.
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Applications also need interoperability
If you want to build a communication product that needs to work in a standardized world, GO TO INTEROPERABILITY EVENTS.
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