We often get a common request to create a “whisper” dialog, where an inbound call is transferred to a second contact, and that contact has the option to decline the call or accept it. While our transfer doesn’t have that level of functionality, there is a relatively straightforward method using a conference to mimic it. [...]
We often get a common request to create a “whisper” dialog, where an inbound call is transferred to a second contact, and that contact has the option to decline the call or accept it. While our transfer doesn’t have that level of functionality, there is a relatively straightforward method using a conference to mimic it. [...]
We often get a common request to create a “whisper” dialog, where an inbound call is transferred to a second contact, and that contact has the option to decline the call or accept it. While our transfer doesn’t have that level of functionality, there is a relatively straightforward method using a conference to mimic it. [...]
We often get a common request to create a “whisper” dialog, where an inbound call is transferred to a second contact, and that contact has the option to decline the call or accept it. While our transfer doesn’t have that level of functionality, there is a relatively straightforward method using a conference to mimic it. [...]
We often get a common request to create a “whisper” dialog, where an inbound call is transferred to a second contact, and that contact has the option to decline the call or accept it. While our transfer doesn’t have that level of functionality, there is a relatively straightforward method using a conference to mimic it. [...]
We often get a common request to create a “whisper” dialog, where an inbound call is transferred to a second contact, and that contact has the option to decline the call or accept it. While our transfer doesn’t have that level of functionality, there is a relatively straightforward method using a conference to mimic it. [...]
TweetThis week out at O’Reilly’s “OSCON 2011” (open source convention), in Portland, Oregon, Voxeo Labs’ Johnny Diggz and Adam Kalsey will be on-hand to speak and meet with developers. Full details can be found on our events page: http://blogs.voxeo.com/events/oscon2011/ The three presentations are: Open Source Tools, Social Media and Crisis Response Johnny Diggz (Geeks Without [...]
If you are attending VoiceCon this week in Orlando, Voxeo’s Dan York will be speaking in 3 sessions at the event: Securing Communications, 45-minute panel, today at 3:15pm SIP Fundamentals and Prospects, 3-hour tutorial, Tuesday 2-5pm Challenges in Achieving the Promise of Presence, 45-minute panel session, Wednesday 3pm More information is on our VoiceCon event [...]
