Today, we’re going to host a webinar that talks about SIP Beyond Telecom. Along with my long time colleague and friend, Sasha Ruditsky, who also happens to be our CTO, I am going to discuss where and why SIP can be found in non-telecom environments. Here’s the official abstract of this webinar: The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) was originally defined as a protocol for creating and managing sessions. Its main use is for telecommunication applications but given its extensibility and
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | November 18th, 2009 | Filed under Standardization
This is just a quick note: a few days ago, we published the August issue of our Realize VoIP newsletter. This time, it’s focused on the use of VoIP in emergency and first response communication networks. I’d like to focus your attention to 3 specific parts of this newsletter, which I believe might be useful for you: 1. Seminars We’re now providing face-to-face seminars to companies who wish to know more about VoIP and it’s implementations in various federal communication
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | September 3rd, 2009 | Filed under Around the net
Tomorrow, July 16th at 10 AM EDT, we’ll be hosting a free webinar on HD video communication solutions for developers. This webinar is the first of a series of 3 webinars titled “SIP-IMS – from client through infrastructure to beyond telecomm.” We will then host a webinar on October 21st titled “Comprehensive IMS solutions from client to infrastructure.” The third webinar will be on November 18th and it will discuss usage of SIP for non-telecom applications – “SIP beyond telecomm.” Amit Lavi, our Product Manager for HD solutions, will be the main speaker on this webinar accompanied by Amir Zmora, out VP of Marketing and moderated by the one and only Carl Ford from CrossFire Media. Amit and Amir will be sharing their views on the development of HD visual communication devices. If you are planning on adding video calling to your products, or if you are unsure of where you should start, this webinar will help assuage your fears and identify common issues that might be holding you back. The 1 hour webinar will conclude with an open Q&A with the team. If you’d like to attend, registration for the webinar is needed. Hope to see you there!
By Tsahi Levent-Levi | July 15th, 2009 | Filed under Uncategorized
It’s my pleasure to announce our newsletter that we’ve started publishing this year called “Realize VoIP“. It is a bi-monthly newsletter which presents the latest updates about the V²oIP industry, our standards, RADVISION’s products and activities, as well as a wide selection of technical articles that you will find very beneficial. In addition, you can find past issues of our newsletter. What can you find in this newsletter? General articles related to the VoIP industry, keeping you up to date with standardization and market trends Updates on new versions and product releases from RADVISION News from our developer community Highlights from our blogs Collection of significant press releases and news items Information on events and webinars If you are enjoying my blog here, you are definitely going to enjoy the newsletter. I promise it won’t bore you – it contains articles that don’t find their way into this blog. What’s next? Tomorrow, we will be publishing our second issue of the newsletter, which will focus on our high definition video offering for developers. I am inviting you to subscribe to the newsletter – you’ll receive the newsletter every other month from us via email.. At any point in time, you can decide to unsubscribe using a simple link visible in each and every issue of the newsletter. But why would you want to?
By Tsahi Levent-Levi | June 22nd, 2009 | Filed under Around the net
Cory Andrews from VoIP Supply briefs about SIP Intercom systems from Cyberdata – it’s nice to see more types of communication products adopting SIP. This will definitely increase the innovation and usefulness of what we do as an industry. John Gallagher over at the GIPS blog provides statistics on HD Voice from a recently held webinar – just in time for the HD Communication Summit. The IMTC, an organization dealing with VoIP multimedia interoperability, has
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | May 21st, 2009 | Filed under Around the net
About half a year ago, we launched a brand new product: eVident. This product enables testing the readiness of networks for voice and video over IP services. If you want to learn what eVident is and what it does, you can go back to Sagee’s post about eVident. If you are interested in the algorithms and technology involved in online and offline video quality measurement, than the best way is to join the free video quality webinar. Here are the details: Title: Improving Video Quality in Your Network – Pre and post deployment network assessment of video quality. When: March 19, 3pm London / 4pm Europe / 10am US EDT Description: While video deployment is experiencing a significant boom both in enterprise and carrier networks, overall user experience does not always live up to expectations. RADVISION experts will discuss how to avoid this pitfall through pre and post deployment network assessment of video quality. Elie Cohen Product Manager in RADVISION will present the different video quality methods and how to measure and improve video quality in your network. So if video quality interests you – this webinar is definitely for you. Make sure you subscribe to our webinar.
By Tsahi Levent-Levi | March 9th, 2009 | Filed under Technology
IMS enables the speedy creation and deployment of new services (at least on paper). As such, it has been adopted as the architecture for next generation networks – this is true for mobile, fixed, wireless and cable networks. An important aspect of IMS is security, but I have a feeling that like current VoIP deployments, security is somewhat overlooked. On its lowest level, IMS security requires IPsec – this encrypts and secures the actual IP packets sent over the network.
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By Tsahi Levent-Levi | April 3rd, 2008 | Filed under Technology
