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re: Cloud Webinar – Tuesday August 30th

Neil Weldon — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 08:46:53 GMT

We'll be following up shortly making the webinar available online for those who could not make it and I'll discuss with the relevant people here about getting the slides onto the partner resource area for you.

Regards,

Neil

re: Cloud Webinar – Tuesday August 30th

dialogic_sales@soanar.com — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 03:16:13 GMT

Hi Neil

Would you mind making the slides available in the Partner Resource Area?

Unfortunately the timing schedule in Australian time wasn't ideal and so I missed it.

Regards

Addressing Voice Over IP Security Using Session Border Controllers

Corporate Blog — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 15:32:14 GMT

In my last post, on First Steps Toward Making Voice over IP Secure and Efficient , we looked at security

re: Skype + Microsoft = Good for Microsoft

elena.lee9@gmail.com — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 10:32:34 GMT

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re: PowerMedia 5.0

cempayzin — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 15:55:36 GMT

How about dropping windows version of HMP ?

Do you think it is the way to go Linux only?

I am very suprised Dialogic decides to drop windows native support and select Linux as the future when rest of the world goes otherway ?

SIP and Next Generation 9-1-1

Corporate Blog — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 15:35:54 GMT

In a recent post I wrote called Dial SIP in an Emergency , I talked about new I3 standards emerging from

re: Is the General Public Ready for the Cloud?

Neil Weldon — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 13:24:43 GMT

Hi Fernando,

There are differences between our architecture expectations of Hosted vs Cloud services, but the consumer of these services does not need to know. Cloud delivers greater scalability and dynamic use of resources that we would expect from a traditional hosted service. Part of the problem is the way we see inter-changeable use of the terminology.

You also point out some of the issues that someone availing of such services needs to be aware of – data protection and security. Depending on where you are and the prevailing legislation the service may not even be allowed to store particular information outside the jurisdiction the service is being used in.

In Europe we have EU umbrella laws covering data protection. In the US there are state by state issues to be considered.

These are issues that the consumer should be aware of and ensure they are covered by any SLA being entered into when acquiring the service.

Thanks for your comments

Neil

re: Is the General Public Ready for the Cloud?

Fernando Alfaro — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 13:08:57 GMT

You are right, cloud Services have been around for a long time. Before we called it hosted services. Hotmail has been around since I first got in the Internet, guess what? It is hosted in the cloud… 1990s!. There are many cloud based services that people are starting to make part of their lives. DropBox for example make people realize the potential benefits of keeping information in the cloud. In the enterprise world, services like Google Apps are being implemented in many small and medium organizations all over the world. The Montreal Gazette has once published an editorial called “The future is cloudy”. In it, it pointed out many Canadian companies switching to services like Google Apps and Soho. The article stated the benefits of these new services but also highlighted the fact that these services where outside the Canadian territory and laws have to be made to protect information. Although nothing on this article was new for a tech professional, the fact that a general public newspaper wrote about cloud services attest that the cloud is going outside the incubator and people are talking about it.

re: Communications as a Service (CaaS)

mikebromwich — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 22:53:55 GMT

Hi Neil

Thanks for the follow-up.

We provide an administrative web interface for distributors, and an end-user portal for customers.

Mike

re: Communications as a Service (CaaS)

Neil Weldon — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 14:48:23 GMT

Hi Mike,

So you guys are well into the deliverly of CaaS. Does the end user get access to the interfaces or is it just the 'distributor' for the delivery and billing of the services ?

Thanks

Neil

re: Communications as a Service (CaaS)

mikebromwich — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 17:59:21 GMT

We run a full routing/switching, billing, OSS/BSS platform allowing distributors to sell GSM and SIP based services through a multi-tier distribution chain. A distributor 'brings their own' carrier and operator relationships, but from a platform perspective everything is provided as CaaS. Of course, where our platform touches the C7 network for signalling (MAP, CAMEL) we use the Dialogic DSI products.

Where Do I Stand with Net Neutrality?

Corporate Blog — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 14:44:53 GMT

In last week's blog , I explored the "free" part of the Net Neutrality issue. In this week's

Mobile World Congress Overview

Corporate Blog — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 15:41:25 GMT

On February, 1 st , I wrote a Mobile World Congress preview blog and said I expected to see Mobile Backhaul

Mobile World Congress Overview

Industry Insight — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 15:38:21 GMT

On February, 1st, I wrote a Mobile World Congress preview blog and said I expected to see Mobile Backhaul at the show. Here I am at the last day of the show, and I want to tell you about the major...

re: Getting More Green via Telework (aka The Alice’s Restaurant Anti-Commuting Massacre Movement)

Gretchen — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 20:14:57 GMT

I am volunteering to be the other person.