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Video Telephony Touching SMBs
To me it was real fun hearing these words from a non-geeky, non-technical person who is excited not because of the technology but simply because of the value it brings him. He doesn’t know if what he is using is SD or HD. BUT what he does know is that some of his employees have never met physically yet they meet face-to-face daily through this technology.
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On SIP Complexity and XMPP Cleanliness
The ticket of SIP winning over H.323 was simplicity, and now SIP is just as complex as H.323 if not more. XMPP will be headed the same way if it wants to win over SIP. It might happen, but I don’t think it will.
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Celebrating my 10th Year at RADVISION
Today I am closing 10 years at RADVISION.
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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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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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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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Video quality is the name of the game (and a way to win an Amazon gift card)
Testing a video telephony system has a lot of aspects. One of the most important ones is the resulting video quality of the system. Problem is, there’s no easy way of doing that.
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The future of Skype in the world of standardized VoIP
Putting these two pieces together – in the near future, the standards for VoIP will become “good enough” and will force proprietary solution like Skype to interwork with them or fade away.
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