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The Standardization Waterfall Model
There’s a process when dealing with standards. The waterfall model suggest here tries to explain this process.
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Customer One-on-One: Seowon Intech on VoIP over WiMAX
How Seowon Intech have selected RADVISION’s Multimedia Terminal Framework for a VoIP over WiMAX product.
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Desktop Telepresence and Other Bedtime Stories
Desktop telepresence is an oxymoron in a way, it takes telepresence, the top-of-the-line solution, blending into it a piece of software running on god-knows-what-hardware and where. It doesn't work that way.
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Video Conferencing: Death From the RFP
As our industry caters mainly for large enterprises and government agencies, a lot of the deals out there are won based on a Request For Proposal, or RFP.
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Visual Communications Done By Software? When?
What does this mean to visual communications? That just like the rest of the applications, they will migrate to connected devices.
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5 Different OSD Engines for an HD Videophone
While I do not pretend to be an expert on GUI, I have seen various decisions made by our partners in that area, and I want to share them here with you.
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Data Flows Inside Your HD Hardware Design
The chips you have in your hardware design need to interact between each other if you actually want your solution to work. This interaction requires three different types of data to pass.
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What Interfaces Should I Add to my HD Videophone?
I’m talking peripherals here - those pesky things your end-users will end up connecting to the videophone. They come in different shapes and sizes, and they fit different needs of the user.
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HD Videophone – Where Is the Application?
The first question I want to try and answer regarding the software architecture is who the host is?
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The Future of Mobile: Integrated, Downloadable or Cloud-Based?
There are three ways in which a service can be provided on a mobile handset these days: it can be integrated, downloaded or served from “the cloud”.
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