Podcast Directory Sandro Gauci, CEO of Enable Security, is a TADSummit regular, here are a few of his presentations. I’m a regular reader of his monthly RTC Security newsletter, I consider it required reading for the industry. The breadth and depth of analysis are great, whether you’re after a quick review of the top RTC … Continue reading Podcast 80: TADSummit Innovators, Sandro Gauci, Enable Security
Podcast Directory We start with news that Ken Heron is now the CMO of Strolid. Ken has been part of TADSummit for many years, sharing innovations in chatbots, conversation intelligence, and AI. Similarly, Strolid has sponsored TADHack and TADSummit over the years. I’m really proud Ken has joined the Strolid tribe. They’re going to redefine … Continue reading Podcast 73: Truth in AI, Strolid, Papa in a Box
Podcast Directory Johnny’s got another buyer for Tyntec, let’s see this time 😉 He then jumped onto how Tata Communications had their underwear pulled over their collective heads in the Kaleyra deal. Without contracts from the carriers there is no TCR (The Campaign Registry) business, and to get those contracts today requires collusion. Compound that … Continue reading Podcast 69: Truth in Telecoms. Non-GAAP = Not Real.
Podcast Directory At the TADSummit event later this year we’ll have a theme on Industry4.0. TADSummit has always included programmable Industrial IoT (Internet of Things), with presenters from Twilio and Stacuity. However, the role of programmable communications in Industry 4.0 is so much greater than IoT. This became apparent last year in the side conversations … Continue reading Podcast 68: TADSummit Innovators, Matthew Smith, Industry4.0
Podcast Directory We kicked off with a summary of the CTIA meeting in DC last week. It looks like the US SMS industry has been given a chance to prove they can solve the SMS spam problem, before regulation is imposed. This information is provided from a number of sources who attended the meeting in … Continue reading Podcast 60: Truth in Telecoms, Got YouMail?
Podcast Directory As mentioned last week, we’re not using the usual title, because that keeps being disapproved for shocking content or political advertising. Let’s see what happens today. Youtube continues working on this problem to determine what is going on. I have a feeling there’s an insider messing with the TADSummit channel. This week things … Continue reading Podcast 41: [REDACTED], What the MEF?
Podcast Directory Rob Pickering is a Internet and Real Time Communication Software Expert, Innovator, Advisor, Investor. For me, he’s a touchstone on when a technology has moved beyond hype into having meaningful deployable applications. What Rob has to say around chatbots matters to me more than most of the vendors and analysts. Rob reviewed his … Continue reading Podcast 36: TADSummit Innovators, Rob Pickering
Podcast Directory Pieter Luitjens, is the co-Founder and CTO at Private AI. He took part in the TADSummit panel session, AI and Video applications, here’s the Video of the panel. As I got to understand PrivateAI I realized the importance of what they do, all the conversations recorded across programmable communications are now fed into LLMs … Continue reading Podcast 34: TADSummit Innovators, Pieter Luitjens, PrivateAI
Podcast Directory Steven Goodwin has been part of TADHack since 2015, attending the Lisbon location, and creating the hack, Note to Self. He’s a developer, author (20 Goto 10), Magician, AI musician, keynote speaker, and FOSDEM regular. When I first met Steven in 2015 he was working on a remote learning start-up, 3rd Space Learning. … Continue reading Podcast 26: TADSummit Innovators, Steven Goodwin
Podcast Directory I first met Matthew of fieldcloud at TADSummit this year. He brings a wealth of experience across enterprise IT, SCADA (Supervisory control and data acquisition), and telecoms. He’s a great and vocal representative of all the industrial applications running on CPaaSAI, and provides a breadth of fresh air on private 5G telecom echo … Continue reading Podcast 18: TADSummit Innovators, Matthew Smith, fieldcloud