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
Introduction to Kamailio by Fred Posner, Kamailio, SIP, Open Source VoIP Consultant Fred’s session covers: What is Kamailio? What isn’t Kamailio? Why do people choose Kamailio? Key Features Scaling SIP / RTC with Kamailio Securing SIP / RTC with Kamailio apiban.org a free, public API to help secure your Internet facing PBX, SBC, or VoIP System … Continue reading Introduction to Kamailio, by Fred Posner
CXTech Landscape Across Asia by Alan Quayle, with the support of hundreds of people across CXTech We’re entering a new phase in the democratization of telecoms. Communications is now programmable, revolutionizing the $2.2T telecoms industry. Enterprises large and small, governments, local businesses, hospitals, dentists, web companies, garden centers are all using communications in new ways … Continue reading CXTech Landscape Across Asia
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
The TADS agenda is packed, we have several excellent presentations we’ve not been able to include. So we’re covering them on the TADS weblog. We kick-off with Telethings from Thomas Quintana. We’ll be covering many more as the purpose of the TADS weblog to not only to capture all the cool stuff happening at TADS … Continue reading Telethings: An Open Source Communications Platform as a Service