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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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The missing link in VoIP clients for Linux mobile platforms
VoIP clients on mobile handsets are just starting to happen. At the same time, Linux is becoming an interesting mobile platform. Problem is Linux is quite fragmented.
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De-facto standardization hurts 3G ring-back service
3G-324M, 3G, video, transcoding, Video telephony, Standardization, Video quality, IMTC, servers
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The effects of multi-core on SIP servers
it is essential for VoIP servers to be able to utilize the full capacity of multi-core chipsets. Current architecture used for servers needs to be changed.
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Can You Hear Me Now?
With Voice over IP there is an expansive opportunity to offer users a much higher call quality. That is why RADVISION has partnered with Global IP Solutions (GIPS)
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Managing 3rd party software
The one important thing I can say is that managing 3rd party software is crucial. It doesn't only involve source code or binary libraries and header files, but it also involves the licensing agreement your company has signed and the restrictions associated with them.
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The Argentinean tango between vendors
This makes the position of the leader and the follower in this tango dance vague - sometimes I can lead providing my insights on the market, but sometimes the vendor will be the better leader, providing his experience with his specific customer base.
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