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When I started preparing my keynote presentation for WebRTC Conference and Expo V in November, there was one central message I hoped to get across: WebRTC is developing along a normal evolutionary track and it’s up to us to continue to move the technology forward from hype to reality. I’ve...

I’ve attended the ITExpo for many years, and lately I’ve been asking myself, “Is this event still relevant?” At one time, ITExpo stood for Internet Telephony Expo and well, long gone are the days when we need special conferences to learn about VoIP . This year’s event is...

One of the interesting things I've observed in the last year is how my hobby activities of social networking and blogging are in the process of crossing over into the mainstream of business activities. In turn, we are starting to see the early stages of mashups between Telecom and what Tim O'Reilly...

Industry analysts tend to focus on the trunking gateway use cases when measuring activity in the Carrier VoIP marketplace. However, the imperative for operators today is to generate more revenues per subscriber and this drives the need to create additional enhanced services and then convince subscribers...

Cloud Computing is a hot topic in the computer and the communications industry these days. At Dialogic, we’ve seen many application software vendors who want to take advantage of this trend and offer hosted telecommunications services that reside in the cloud. For example, a conferencing vendor...

In my last post , I talked about a planned speaking engagement at Internet Telephony Expo on the topic of "Is VoIP Dead? Where does it Stand?" The other panelists besides myself were Scott Navratil, VP of Sales and Marketing for Vitelity, a wholesale carrier, and Michael Khalilian of IMG -...

Next week, I'm at Internet Telephony Expo in downtown Los Angeles. The conference starts on Tuesday, September 1 and I'm speaking on Thursday morning, September 3. Here's an overview on my panel: Is VoIP Dead? Where do we Stand? (IP-01) - Room #514 ...

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 are forms of value-added services and mobile value...