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Event Review

Adventures in Real-Time Communications in the Cloud, Manuel Pombo, GoContact

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Adventures in Real-Time Communications in the Cloud, Manuel Pombo, GoContact. This is an excellent introduction to the core issues that lead carriers to have a significant legacy burden, and why change is slow. In Sebastian Schumann’s Serverless opinion, he also covers these points and more. Manuel then gives a masterclass on moving RTC workloads into the cloud. They’ve experienced VMs competing … Continue reading Adventures in Real-Time Communications in the Cloud, Manuel Pombo, GoContact →

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TADSummit Day 2 Afternoon Review

We’re reviewing the presentations and closing panel from the afternoon of TADSummit Day 2 in this weblog. The morning of TADSummit Day 2 is reviewed here (sponsors’ keynotes and MONeH Showcase). The second half of the afternoon of TADSummit Day 1 is here (service innovation and evening workshop), the weblog covering the first half of the afternoon … Continue reading TADSummit Day 2 Afternoon Review →

Event Review

TADSummit 2016 Review and 2017 Plans

TADSummit is a unique blend of world-class telecom thought-leadership and deep practical experience in both technology and business. Most of the people attending are actively building or selling the technology and services underlying the democratization of telecoms. Often at ‘professional events’ trite corporately approved marketing messages are shared on why X (e.g. NFV, 5G, IoT, … Continue reading TADSummit 2016 Review and 2017 Plans →

TADSummit Revisited

TADSummit Revisited, Moshe Maeir, Fone.Do, Moving the PBX from the Cloud to the Web

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On Wednesday the 30th of March at 0900 ET / 1600 Israel we ran a TADSummit Revisited with Moshe Maeir, Fone.Do, deep-dive Q&A on “Moving the PBX from the Cloud to the Web – What does that mean?” At TADSummit Moshe explained the future of Web based PBXes. And his experiences in developing a WebRTC based … Continue reading TADSummit Revisited, Moshe Maeir, Fone.Do, Moving the PBX from the Cloud to the Web →