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March 2016

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RCS Reinvigoration???

March 29, 2016

RCS (Rich Communication Services) got a large boost at Mobile World Congress with the announcement from Google that they will support RCS.  RCS is essentially SMS/MMS that can work over IP networks and can enable presence and location, and sharing of media.  Kind of sounds familiar, except this is an app that is from your service provider, which adds much value to them.  It’s available on some newer Androids, but not iPhones.If you have a newer Android, this feature could have value to you.

Flexible Application Creation

March 22, 2016



You may have heard that we’ve just entered a new business territory. Over the past few years, we’ve gotten requests from customers to help them build their applications. And we got more. And more. 

The Road to NFV - Video Interoperability Demo

March 15, 2016

A month and a half ago, Dialogic and Oracle executed a successful NFV MANO demonstration during SDXCentral Demo Friday. We also did an enhanced version of this demo at this past Mobile World Congress.

NFV is a great concept, but in order to pull it off, an ecosystem will need to be humming along.  There are quite a few challenges to NFV, including operational ones, business ones, and technical ones such as scalability and interoperability. 

API - A Promise for Innovation

March 8, 2016

A couple of months ago, I was asked to speak on a Keynote Panel at IT Expo called “APIs: The Future of Business”.  The panel was an interesting premise in that with all the connectivity today, if you “open up” what you are doing via APIs, there will be all sorts of new businesses out there.  So we talked about that.

Dialogic, of course, has had a published API for over 30 years. 

3 Use Cases for an Application Delivery Controller in RTC

March 1, 2016


What are some of the use cases for a real-time Application Delivery Controller(ADC)?

In my past blog, I made a case for using the Application Delivery Controller, essentially an intelligent load balancer for web, database, and other network-based traffic, to be applied to real-time telecom communications. Let’s now observe some use cases for a real-time ADC.

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