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Numbed by Analyst Research - What I Did on My Summer Vacation

I spent the summer engorged in analyst research. It was all over my office. It was in my briefcase. It was on my computer and iPad. It was in my head. It was on the plane with me. It was home with me. It was even on my deck with me. All in the name of...

Published 09-06-2011 9:50 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, SIP Trunking, Cloud Computing, LTE, 3G, MMS, SMS, mobile data, bandwidth optimization

PowerMedia 5.0

Next week Dialogic will host a webinar titled Advance Your Voice Solutions with HD Multimedia which in large part is a celebration of how far we’ve come with our Host Media Processing software, now known as Dialogic® PowerMedia™ HMP ....

Published 06-14-2011 2:29 PM by Bud Walder

Filed under: Video, Unified Communications, HD Voice, Mobile VAS, HD video, PowerMedia, HMP

Traveling to NENA 2011

NENA is the National Emergency Number Association ( www.nena.org ) and I’ll be travelling to NENA 2011, which is in Minneapolis from June 18 th – June 23 rd . This gives attendees the opportunity to network, to discuss your innovations in...

Published 06-13-2011 10:11 AM by Neil Weldon

Filed under: Video, IVR, Cloud Computing, contact center, SMS, conferencing, NG 9-1-1, 9-1-1, NENA2011

Open Source + JAIN SLEE: Mobicents Makes Sense

Service Logic Execution Environments (SLEE) play an important role in the telecommunications network, especially when creating applications that marry the web and mobile experience. Now, you don’t have to use SLEE and you don’t have to use...

Published 05-24-2011 10:30 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, SS7, signaling, OpenSource, JAIN SLEE, Red Hat, IP, click to call, Mobicents, SaaS

Las Vegas and the NAB Show

“Television was wireless before wireless was cool.” Greetings from Las Vegas. I am here this week to attend the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show. The organizers of the event are expecting more than 80,000 people for a week of...

Published 04-11-2011 4:58 AM by Bob Logan

Filed under: Video, NAB show, broadcast, mobile television

Reflections from CES 2011

Every time I attend the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), I am amazed at the innovation that is on display. Each January, the Las Vegas Convention Center becomes a technophile’s dream, with acres of exhibits that display a wide range of equipment...

Published 01-13-2011 3:10 PM by Bob Logan

Filed under: Video, CES, 3D, tablet

Video on the Bosphorus

A few weeks ago, I was in Istanbul with some customers and prospects. As I've written many times in this blog, the promise of adding video to an already existing voice and/or text mobile application is compelling to use, and compelling as a value...

Published 10-13-2010 10:41 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, Mobile Video, 3G networks

What's holding back Mobile Video Telephony

On the road this week, speaking at OSCON . Just before I headed out the door, TMC published an article called "How Big Will Video Telephony Be? And For Whom?" which was then commented on by Jim Machi on his blog . Since I'm speaking on this...

Published 07-22-2010 11:57 AM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Video, IVR, Android, mobile phones, IVVR, Blackberry, Asterisk, FREESwitch, mobile video services

Video Research

Readers of this blog know that I'm very bullish on mobile video services.TMCnet.com has posted an article called "How Big Will Video Telephony Be? And For Whom?" and it sites ABI Research estimating mobile video services will be greater...

Published 07-20-2010 8:31 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, IVR, 3G, Cisco, mobile video services, mobile operators

The Fight for my iPhone in India

It started the moment I landed and turned on my phone. The fight for registering my phone that is. Last week, I was in Delhi, India for VAS Asia . I gave a talk about utilizing 3G networks to create Video Value Added Service Applications. The companies...

Published 07-15-2010 8:28 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, IVR, IVVR, 3G networks, India 3G license auction, VAS Asia 2010, video services

Oh to Solve those Mobile Bandwidth Problems!

Back 6 or so months ago, there was a BusinessWeek article titled "Can AT&T Tame the iHogs" . At the time, there were issues surfacing publicly about outages on the wireless networks, with AT&T and other network operators such as O2 in...

Published 06-30-2010 8:13 AM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, Bandwidth, 4G, 3G networks, mobile data, mobile networks

TV Everywhere? Not Yet.

Looking at the latest Nielsen 3 screen report, there is the perhaps surprising information that Americans are watching more hours of television year-on-year. The proliferation of gizmos for watching video is of course part of this, and approaching half...

Published 06-15-2010 10:28 AM by Martyn Davies

Filed under: Video, TV, video applications, video tv

Not Oxymoronic Part II

Last time, I wrote about mobile video and whether it had a place in the enterprise application space. Yes! To continue that thought, think about some of the applications that might be possible. Mobile banking is gaining in popularity. If you can look...

Published 05-26-2010 1:38 PM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, Mobile Video, IVR, contact centers, video portals

Dialogic Deals More Cards

Well, it's a very exciting day for all of us in the Dialogic community! Some of you may have noticed a press release we issued and/or some press activity regarding Dialogic and Veraz Networks announcing a definitive agreement to merge. The deal is...

Published 05-12-2010 5:10 PM by Jim Machi

Filed under: Video, 3G, 4G, merger, Veraz Networks

Dialogic Innovator Challenge is here

For the past few weeks, I have been hinting that "something big" was going to be announced regarding Project DiaStar, and it's finally here. Dialogic, the sponsor of project DiaStar is running their second annual innovator challenge. This...

Published 04-19-2010 2:06 PM by Jeff Dworkin

Filed under: Video, Open Source, Diastar, Asterisk

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