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Event Review

OpenSIPS. Or How One Open Source Software Project Disrupts all Telecom Customs! Bogdan-Andrei Iancu

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Video Outline: OpenSIPS. Or How One Open Source Software Project Disrupts all Telecom Customs! Bogdan-Andrei Iancu, Founder and Developer at OpenSIPS Project The Open Source Software paradigm is revolutionizing the telecoms world; in terms of IPR, licensing, and market value. Witness the explosion of new enterprise communication service providers such as RingCentral, 8X8, Talkdesk, Twilio, … Continue reading OpenSIPS. Or How One Open Source Software Project Disrupts all Telecom Customs! Bogdan-Andrei Iancu →

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TADSummit Asia 2021 Agenda

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Sponsored by TADSummit is the event for programmable communications, since 2013. All presentations below were given during the month of May 2021. Click on a presentation of interest in the TL;DR agenda to see the outline of that session, and then click on the > Link to slides, video, summary and Q&A < to go … Continue reading TADSummit Asia 2021 Agenda →

Announcements

TADSummit Asia 2019, KL, 28-29 May

In just over 2 months we have TADSummit Asia 2019 on 28-29 May in Kuala Lumpur. It covers 2 days: Tuesday 28th May: TADSummit Asia Conference Wednesday 29th May: Programmable Telecoms Masterclass Registration is open! The benefits of attending across the diversity of attendees include: If you are a CIO trying to understand what CPaaS, UCaaS, CCaaS, … Continue reading TADSummit Asia 2019, KL, 28-29 May →

Event Review

Review of Programmable Telecoms in the Enterprise

I’m witnessing many more companies and organizations using programmable telecoms in the Enterprise. Using open source telecom software projects to deliver IT and Telecom solutions.  That’s the theme for this session and the 4 presenters each take a different perspective on that topic. Rob Pickering from ipcortex kicked off the session reviewing the dichotomy of centralized versus … Continue reading Review of Programmable Telecoms in the Enterprise →