Will WebRTC Rival Social Media as the Connector between the Customer and the Organization? - WebRTC World

Latest Featured Articles » Will WebRTC Rival Social Media as the Connector between the Customer and the Organization? Social media provides customers with a direct route to business for handling customer queries and understanding more about the organisation. In turn, organisations continue to use social media in a way that makes them more transparent to the wider market and increase their outreach. WebRTC has the capability and will begin to overthrow the likes of Facebook and Twitter in being the main connection between organizations and their customers. The relevance of social media will begin to decline and the demand for instant browser-to-browser communication will quickly rise. » GENBAND Brings Out Network Functions Virtualization Tools GENBAND is a major part of several NFV projects, serving as not only a technology partner with the HP OpenNFV Ecosystem, but also as a part of the Intel Network Builders Program, the Wind River Titanium Cloud ecosystem, and the Alcatel-Lucent CloudBand Ecosystem. » GENBAND Extends NFV Activities with Membership in ALU Ecosystem Alcatel-Lucent CloudBand NFV Platform provides cloud orchestration and management, compute, and storage for cloud servers and service configurations. Alcatel-Lucent established its CloudBand Ecosystem Program last year. It's an open community through which service providers and vendors can develop use cases, share experiences, and test for interoperability. » Are Your Real-Time Communications Secure? End-to-end security is essential in communications and without it, companies are increasingly vulnerable to attacks. Now that communications are increasingly traversing the corporate network, hackers have increased opportunity to find a weak point and gain access. These vulnerabilities are enhanced when real-time communications are the focus. » Voxeet 3.5 Provides Enhanced WebRTC-based Capabilities The question that continues to dominate any discussion of WebRTC is a rather simple one. People understand that WebRTC enables multiple media real-time interactions directly from a browser without the need for plugs-in, but what they then ask is, So what can I really do with WebRTC? Sponsored By: Genband Kandy Takes Home "Best All-Around Demo Award" GENBAND's Kandy Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) won the Best All-Around Demo Award at the recently held WebRTC Conference & Expo V in San Jose, CA. More than 15 companies presented their WebRTC solutions to industry experts and Kandy won in the Best All-Around category for its advanced performance across several categories. Top Stories » Wire Offers New Breed of Communications, Backed by Skype's Co-Founder » TokBox Wins another Best in Show Award, Reaffirming Success of OpenTok Platform » Digi-Me Nets Oracle Gold Partner Status » Report: Consumer Products Find Opportunity in Omnichannel Approach Featured Resources » Are you Ready for 2020? » Mobile Test Automation Best Practices » 5 Things Every Workplace Should Consider As They Cope With Enterprise Mobility » Jump-start Your New Year with the Right Content Strategy Featured Channels » Workforce Optimization » Conference Call Services » IP Communications Advertise With Us Contact us Become a WebRTC columnist! Become a WebRTC World columnist! Want to contribute your thought leadership and expertise around this exciting new collaboration technology to a rapidly growing audience? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the WebRTC World and this newsletter. Contact Erik Linask, Group Editorial Director, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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