TweetDid you miss our Best Practices webinar back in February on “Best Practices in Deploying Communication Applications: Cloud vs On-Premises vs Hybrid“? If so, we have a recording available on the webinar page, but now we also have the webinar available up on our YouTube account: Our YouTube account was recently approved for the posting [...]
As I mentioned before, this year the SIP Forum is holding its first ever SIPNOC: The SIP Network Operators Conference event on April 25-27 in Herndon, Virginia, just outside of Washington, DC. The abstract of the event is: SIPNOC is a unique event for service providers and carriers to gather to discuss the challenges of [...]
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As I wrote earlier, the next SIPit interoperability test session, SIPit 28, will take place April 11-15, 2011, in Hunstville, Alabama, sponsored by Digium. As I’ve written about before, these SIPit test events are critical for our industry as they provide a way for companies to test out their support for the SIP protocol – [...]
If you missed our webinar yesterday on “Best Practices in Deploying Communication Applications: Cloud vs On-Premises vs Hybrid“, fear not… you can now watch the recording of the webinar and view the slides. Both are available on the web page for the webinar. It was a fun and very interactive session with lots of great [...]
Remember the Developer Jam Session back in December where Chris Matthieu demonstrated the Phono SDK and how you can build voice and chat applications directly inside your web browser? Remember how he did a live coding session in the webinar to show how easy it was? What? You missed the session! Bummer… … but no [...]
I’m pleased to announce that we’ve made it even easier for people to install the Tropo WebAPI library for python. (This lets you build apps that are hosted on your local system that communicate with Tropo for voice/SMS/IM/Twitter connectivity.) Last night I uploaded the module to PyPI, the python package index, and as a result [...]
The IETF announced today that registration is now open for IETF 80, happening March 27 – April 1, 2011, in Prague, Czech Republic. Basic info can be found at: http://www.ietf.org/meeting/80/ … although not much information has been posted yet. That page will be frequently updated, though, in the next weeks as more information about the [...]
The W3C Voice Browser Working Group recently released the fifth working draft of the VoiceXML 3.0 specification at: http://www.w3.org/TR/2010/WD-voicexml30-20100304/ This newest draft made the following changes: Added V2 Convenience Syntax appendix, referenced from convenience syntax section.. Updated Core concepts (sections 4.1 and 4.2) Added section stub for the Subdialog Module Added Disconnect Module Added Connection [...]
If you missed our free webinar last week about “Multi-Channel Customer Care: A Survey of Consumer Preferences” you can now view and listen to the webinar either at this URL: http://www.brighttalk.com/webcasts/8656/play Or through the embedded player here: The list of resources I reference in the webinar can be found at: www.voxeo.com/unifiedselfservice We have several other [...]
