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Articles by Itay Rosenfeld
Hiring Diversity of Perspective
The more perspectives in a room, the greater the chance for innovation. There are many factors that go into creating a strong workforce, and diverse perspectives play a big role. According to Harvard Business Review (HBR), a more diverse team creates a smarter team. Source: JensHN / shutterstock Diverse workforces reflect more of the world as a whole, which encourages multiple solutions to problems and fosters new ideas.
Behind the Pros: The secret weapon in Gartner’s MQs has big benefits for enterprise
Cloud SaaS is a hot topic within the business communications industry, but the reality is that in-house managed solutions are still the norm. Less than 10% of the overall business communications market is currently fulfilled as a service from the cloud, according to market trackers including Synergy Research. There’s still a long way to go.
Is Microsoft Becoming a Serious Cloud Telephony Player?
Since 2000, the enterprise communications market has gone through an incredible transformation. The first wave of change, VoIP, transformed the market in incredible ways. From a technology perspective, nodal PBXes gave way to centralized solutions and Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) servers, now leading to virtualization into both private and even public cloud servers.
No matter how you slice it, Apple and WebRTC need each other
The open source VoIP engine and standards initiative, known as WebRTC, is finally starting to get some traction. Earlier this month, Slack followed Facebook Messenger’s lead and launched its voice calling feature based on WebRTC. Though exciting, this launch is limited — it only works within Slack’s desktop apps and Chrome. We can presume it’s just in MVP mode and… Read More
No matter how you slice it, Apple and WebRTC need each other
The open source VoIP engine and standards initiative, known as WebRTC, is finally starting to get some traction. Earlier this month, Slack followed Facebook Messenger’s lead and launched its voice calling feature based on WebRTC. Though exciting, this launch is limited — it only works within Slack’s desktop apps and Chrome. We can presume it’s just in MVP mode and that Firefox support will come soon, given the minimal incremental effort to support that platform.
Is This WebRTC’s Year?
Editor’s note: Itay Rosenfeld is the CEO of Voxbone and has more than 13 years of experience in the telecommunications industry. WebRTC is an open-source standard (spearheaded by Google in 2012 through the World Wide Web Consortium) enabling browsers to make voice or video calls without needing any plug-ins. Using WebRTC, a user can establish a voice or video call by clicking on a button in a browser representing the other endpoint.
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