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SD-WAN OTT Services Turning Telcos into Plumbers

June 12, 2018 / in SD-WAN / Add Comment

SD-WAN OTT Services Turning Telcos into Plumbers

The offering of a complete virtual network by cloud providers to enterprises, bypassing the service provider, shouldn’t come as a surprise. This will happen through acquisition of SD-WAN vendors or self-development.
Service providers should take their destiny in their own hands when it comes to enterprise network services or they will be left to do only the plumbing work.

Tagged With: Amazon, Cloud Providers, Google, Microsoft, Telco, VeloCloud, VMware

Geographical Silos vs. Service Silos… Guess Who Faces Crexit

September 6, 2016 / in Markets & People / Add Comment

Geographical Silos vs. Service Silos… Guess Who Faces Crexit

As Michael Lewitt mentions in his post, the rich get richer but looking at it from a technology and business standpoint rather than from a financial one we see that those who adapt to globalization, technology cycles and user behavioral changes are at the top of the list. It is true in communications and also in retail. WebRTC is helping global service providers enlarge their cake

Tagged With: Amazon, Apple, Asymmetric Business Models, AT&T, Costco, eBay, Facebook, Google, Intel, Michael Lewitt, Microsoft, Operators, Qualcomm, Service Providers, T-Mobile, Wal-Mart, WebRTC

Why Dropbox Must Take WebRTC Seriously

August 16, 2016 / in Markets & People / 1 Comment

Why Dropbox Must Take WebRTC Seriously

Although it looks like the Dropbox WebRTC honeymoon wasn’t a successful one, looking at the market Dropbox is operating in, it must take WebRTC and unified communications seriously. The major gap it has now is in the unified communications part (voice, video and messaging). WebRTC is what can help Dropbox close this gap and become its growth engine in the enterprise space.

Tagged With: Broadsoft, Clementine, Collaboration, Dropbox, Google, Microsoft, Unified Communications, Vonage, WebRTC

Why The WebRTC Video Codec War Is Not Over Yet, VP8 & H.264 Are Still In The Boxing Ring

June 7, 2016 / in Mobile, VoIP / Add Comment

Why The WebRTC Video Codec War Is Not Over Yet, VP8 & H.264 Are Still In The Boxing Ring

There are 2 main decision criteria for choosing a video codec – technical and business. Tsahi touched the technical part in his post. While I’ll get a bit into the technical aspects as well, in this post I also want to cover some of the business considerations. Let’s put one thing behind us. The difference between H.264 and VP8 from quality perspective is more of a religion than anything else.

Tagged With: Android, Cisco, Fippo, Google, H.264, H.265, HW acceleration, iOS, Microsoft, Mobile, MPEG LA, Tsahi Levent-Levi, UIWebView, VP8, VP9 SVC, WebRTC, WebView

Topic of The Month: How Can WebRTC Applications Benefit From SyntaxNet NLU?

May 24, 2016 / in Markets & People / Add Comment

Topic of The Month: How Can WebRTC Applications Benefit From SyntaxNet NLU?

Technically WebRTC and SyntaxNet have nothing in common. What they do have in common is that Google again makes it easy to add capabilities, once in the hands of the rich and experts, as a feature into applications. Once this is possible, Natural Language Understanding (NLU) can be added also into WebRTC applications. How can WebRTC applications benefit from it?

Tagged With: Google, NLU, Open Source, SyntaxNey, Topic of the Month, WebRTC

Google’s RCS for Android is All About Mobile Monetization

October 19, 2015 / in Markets & People, Mobile / Add Comment

Google’s RCS for Android is All About Mobile Monetization

Google is the elephant in the room when it comes to advertisement but it does have its competitors and when it comes to mobile things get tricky for Google. Adding RCS to Android devices can allow Google to offer a cross device and cross network rich messaging, voice and video chat, RCS type of service that will compete with WhatsApp of Facebook and allow Google to increase their position in mobile advertisement.

Tagged With: Android, Facebook, Google, Jibe mobile, RCS

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