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
TADSummit EMEA Americas agenda is focused on fair, frank, and independent advice / education for the rest of us in programmable communications / telecoms who are not wrapped up in the BABS (Bay Area BS) machine 🙂 Thank you to all the presenters as well as our sponsors: Automat Berlin, GoContact, Radisys, and Sangoma for making TADSummit EMEA … Continue reading TADSummit EMEA Americas Agenda
In this series of weblogs, A Slice of TADSummit, we review a few of the themes from TADSummit Asia. This slice focuses on open source telecom software. Open source projects are a critical part of the web’s success. As programmable telecoms becomes democratized, open source projects are of increasing importance to the telecoms / communications industries. And like many … Continue reading A Slice of TADSummit Asia: Open Source Telecom Software
TADSummit Asia 2020 Panel Discussion: Why Asia could be the best region for a Universal Telecom API Asia is unique in programmable telecoms (CXTech). We’ve not yet seen dominant region-wide CPaaS providers (like Twilio in North America) nor dominant telcos (like Vodafone in Europe) nor broad adoption of UCaaS/CCaaS by enterprises. Developer adoption of communication … Continue reading The Universal Telecom API in Asia Panel Discussion
CPAAS: Let the Great Unbundling Begin! Dave Horton, Creator of drachtio.org, the open source framework for SIP Server applications Ten years in, and the CPAAS industry is as healthy as ever… Or is it? All technologies tend to follow an evolution curve where “all-in-one” highly bundled solutions inevitably progress towards the selection of best-of-breed components. … Continue reading CPaaS: Let the Great Unbundling Begin! by Dave Horton