To meet the growth in real-time communications, service providers are increasingly moving to virtualize their networks and certain network functions.
Last week was one of the most amazing of my professional career. GENBAND held our annual Perspectives customer and partner summit in Orlando and I was blown away by not only the incredible production of the event that my team executed flawlessly, but at the caliber of the speakers, presenters, media and analysts attending the conference.
June 1st marks the 5th anniversary of GENBAND’s Annual Global Day of Service. This is the day our employees from around the world spend the day volunteering at local charities and non-profit organizations of their choice, as part of our Corporate Social Responsibility efforts. In addition to volunteering at well-known global organizations such as the Ronald McDonald House, United Way and the Salva
Spring finally sprung in London last week with sunny days and temperatures in the 20s (70s). It almost seems a shame to ask sun-starved Londoners to head indoors this week for one of the year’s biggest unified communications (UC) events, UC EXPO. On the plus side, the good weather should ensure a busy event. GENBAND will be showing off our UC and WebRTC solutions and will be supporting our newest
Last year we were extremely excited to join the HP OpenNFV Program as a Technology Partner.
We are just over a month away from Perspectives15, GENBAND’s annual customer and partner summit, and I can’t tell you how excited I am for this year’s event. Last year’s conference was my first time participating and I could not believe the effort my team put into making it a virtually flawless and fun event for all.
In the past, the audiences and market challenges of two significant industry events – Mobile World Congress (MWC) and Enterprise Connect (EC) – rarely intersected.
Huge communications service providers (CSPs) like Verizon, BT, and others have all announced plans to transform their massive core and edge networks to all IP over the next five years, as TDM takes more than just a back seat. TDM will be a buggy whip by 2020, as the enormous value of IP networking converging with IP applications truly takes hold.
While it may have felt to us over the last few decades that connectivity and communications were everywhere –there is a new era of
As Mobile World Congress 2015 draws closer and as Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) solutions move from Proof of Concepts (PoCs) and trials to implementati
