March 2011 - Corporate Blog - Dialogic Exchange Network

A Unified Communications Outlook

Last week, we held a small event with some of our key Unified Communication partners. We invited Jim Burton from UC Strategies to speak to the group, who by the way this week is running his own UC Strategies conference in La Jolla . While readers of my...

Published 03-29-2011 10:14 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: SIP Trunking, Unified Communications, social networking

Preview - Upcoming Webinar on Making VoIP Secure and Efficient

On Tuesday, March 29, I'll be presenting a webinar with TMC on the topic of "Making VoIP Secure, Efficient and Seamless Across Enterprise and Service Provider Networks." In recent years, the pace of migration from traditional circuit-switched...

Published 03-28-2011 10:30 AM by James Rafferty

Filed under: service provider, Voice over IP, Border Element, SBC, BorderNet 2020, Enterprise Edge, Webinar, Carrier Gateway, BorderNet 500, BorderNet Product Family, BorderNet 3000

Pain Points for Mobile Operators - 2

In my previous blog, I looked at some of the factors contributing to the traffic surge in the mobile networks creating the pain points for the operators. In this blog, I will briefly look at the individual segments of the networks and the bottlenecks...

Published 03-22-2011 2:34 PM by Jay Jayasimha

Filed under: mobile backhaul, IPX, GSMA, DIrect Tunneling, GRX, Gateway Offloading

South Africa and Bandwidth Optimization Techniques

Last week, I was in Johannesburg for the Mobile Network Optimization Africa conference, where I spoke on techniques for removing bottlenecks from wireless networks, specifically in the backhaul part of the network. South Africa is interesting in this...

Published 03-22-2011 10:01 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: LTE, mobile networks, mobile backhaul, bandwidth optimization

Prepaid Mobile Internet Services

I will be going to Singapore in a few weeks for the Telco Strategies 2011 conference, and I always like going to Asia since the mobile market is different than the US market. For instance, one difference that's important to understand is how people...

Published 03-15-2011 10:00 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: mobile, SMS, prepaid, Wifi, mobile entertainment, service providers, video SMS

Dial SIP in an Emergency

Several years ago, I read an excellent book on SIP entitled SIP Beyond VoIP . One of the things I liked about the book was that it wasn't simply talking about SIP for voice communications, but delved into a variety of different services which could...

Published 03-09-2011 9:30 AM by James Rafferty

Filed under: SIP, Voice over Internet Protocol, NG 9-1-1, Emergency Services

N-1-1 Services and Their Evolution

Why am I writing about "boring" N11 services? Well first of all, I used one a few weeks ago that I hadn't used before (511) and it proved really useful. And it got me thinking about them and where they could go. Some of these N11 services...

Published 03-08-2011 10:26 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: VoIP, Voice over IP, contact center, FCC, value-added services, location-based services, N11 Services

Communications as a Service (CaaS)

A couple of blogs ago, I mentioned that Service providers should dip their toes into Cloud services by delivering ‘Communications as a Service’, an area which fits within their comfort and knowledge base. CaaS is just another of the ‘as...

Published 03-02-2011 10:01 AM by Neil Weldon

Filed under: SIP Trunking, CaaS, Cloud, Voice, PBX, PTC

Where Do I Stand with Net Neutrality?

In last week's blog , I explored the "free" part of the Net Neutrality issue. In this week's blog, I want to explore the wireless internet, since as the wireless capabilities increase, we are getting more and more of a broadband experience...

Published 03-01-2011 9:43 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: net neutrality, wireless networks, FCC, mobile broadband

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