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TADSummit Special: Why conversational AI providers are moving to open source

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Dave Horton, Creator of drachtio.org, the open source framework for SIP Server applications Commentary Dave provides an nice intro to the conversation AI space, and the reasons why Cognigy are using Jambonz. I really like Dave’s framing of why community driven FOSS (Free and open Source Software) will win over commercial software. Remember Linux and … Continue reading TADSummit Special: Why conversational AI providers are moving to open source →

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TADSummit Special: Silent Authentication

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Eric Nadalin, CTO, co-founder tru.ID, and Gentleman Farmer Finally after all those years, mobile network operators start to offer a secure and frictionless alternative to SMS. Learn more about Silent Authentication. Commentary This is a great review of Silent Authentication, and the complex situation we find around this topic. In essence silent authentication is a … Continue reading TADSummit Special: Silent Authentication →

Announcements

TADSummit 2023 Agenda, 19/20 Oct, Paris

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Sponsors Welcome! TADSummit is the thought-leadership event in programmable communications for ten years. It runs on the 19th and 20th of October in Paris, France. We’ll be at Capgemini’s 5G Labs, Quai du Président Roosevelt 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux. The audience includes CxOs from many of the programmable communication companies, open source leaders, and telecom operators. It’s … Continue reading TADSummit 2023 Agenda, 19/20 Oct, Paris →

Announcements

TADSummit Special, March 21-23

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We were unable to get every presentation we wanted into TADSummit 2022 in November. TADSummit Special will share 3 insightful presentations. We plan to run them March 21-23, one per day, live (and recorded), starting at 11AM ET, 8AM PT, 4PM CET. Register for TADSummit Special here to receive the URL for the live session. … Continue reading TADSummit Special, March 21-23 →

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IoT+ Review TADSummit 2022

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These TADSummit 2022 reviews are a chance to give all the excellent content deserved attention and add my commentary on its importance. This is the last in the series. In this article I cover the presentations focused on IoT, a maturing segment of programmable communications, that’s moved beyond the silly hype. The ‘+’ is because … Continue reading IoT+ Review TADSummit 2022 →

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Open Source Review TADSummit 2022

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These TADSummit 2022 reviews are a chance to give all the excellent content deserved attention and add my commentary on its importance. In this article I cover the presentations focused on Open Source, the bedrock of programmable communications. Here are the links to the review of the Keynotes, to my presentation What Happened Since we … Continue reading Open Source Review TADSummit 2022 →

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Telcos and Programmable Communications Review

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These TADSummit 2022 reviews are a chance to give all the excellent content deserved attention and add my commentary on its importance. In this article I cover the presentations focused on Telcos and Programmable Communications. Here are the links to the review of the Keynotes, to my presentation What Happened Since we Last Met?, and … Continue reading Telcos and Programmable Communications Review →

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Conversation Intelligence Review, TADSummit 2022

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These TADSummit 2022 reviews are a chance to give all the excellent content deserved attention and add my commentary on its importance. In this article I cover the presentations focused on conversation intelligence. Here are the links to the review of the Keynotes, and to my presentation What Happened Since we Last Met?, lots more … Continue reading Conversation Intelligence Review, TADSummit 2022 →

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Welcome & What Happened? Review

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These TADSummit 2022 reviews are a chance to give all the excellent content deserved attention and add my commentary on its importance. I cover only my ‘Welcome and What happened since we last met? Where is the Programmable Comms market going?’ presentation as the article ended up being quite long and a bit soapboxy (warning … Continue reading Welcome & What Happened? Review →

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