We've been helping hundreds of the world's largest Communications Service Providers (CSPs) transform their networks, as one of the first movers in the Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) movement.
Is your enterprise ready to support wave after wave of new technologies already disrupting and, in some cases, destroying traditional business?
Communications and collaboration are undergoing a major “uber-transformation” and, to a large extent, this is being driven by a new generation of customers, workers, and partners who have grown up mobile first, cloud first, and constantly connected. Enterprises who aren’t adapting fast enough are crumbling.
As real-time communications services are increasingly moving to the cloud, one of the biggest impacts and potential for growth revenue is coming at the intersection of software innovation and dramatically changing consumer behaviors.
This is the fifth year we've brought together our customers, partners, industry analysts, and the media to share their perspectives - but the first year holding this exciting gathering in the City of Angels, Los Angeles!
Today marks the beginning of my fourth year at GENBAND, a company I am proud to be a part of, and with our world-class customers and partners, a community I always wake up happy to be included in.
Hundreds of companies offer WebRTC solutions for enterprise communications, collaboration, and embedded voice, video and messaging features on web pages and in mobile apps. As WebRTC continues to mature, what large enterprises need from their Communications Services Providers (CSPs) – companies like Verizon, AT&T, CenturyLink, BT, Orange, Telefonica, Vodafone and other global and national network operators – are solutions that pull through their “carrier class” redundancy, scalability and security.
We are seeing accelerated adoption of two transformational trends in the real-time communications industry – VoLTE (Voice over Long Term Evolution) and NFV (Network Functions Virtualization). One of the keys to understand where to invest, how much to invest, and how soon to invest for mobile network operators is that this is not just about voice.
Creativity is fueling commerce everywhere. With the democratization of powerful developer tools, access to open source software, greater access to massive bandwidth, more sophisticated mobile devices, low-cost sensors, and APIs that enable entrepreneurs to enrich their applications with cognitive computing, artificial intelligence and deep machine learning...nearly anybody with a clear vision and a passion to invent can build millennial businesses.
Even without the “sizzle” of creative ways you can increase the value of SIP Trunking, there is a lot of “steak” as the category continues to grow.
According to IHS, a leading market research firm, SIP Trunking is an over $8.5 billion opportunity for communication service providers over the next few years, across all geographies.
It’s a presidential election year in Washington, D.C., having gone to college there and lived there for a number of years I know this is a special time. It’s one of those years where you regularly overhear coffee shop conversations that include threats to “move to Canada if candidate X gets elected”. Personally, when I hear this chatter I always feel bad for my Canadian neighbors to the North.
