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Rabu, 15 Juni 2016

CenturyLink Adds GENBAND to Government Contract Services - WebRTC World


 

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The extension of CenturyLink's contract here has the potential to replace the function that Nortel communications equipment provided in its equipment that has been in use within the government for some time. CenturyLink noted that the Nortel equipment is reaching the end of its usefulness but that GENBAND, which acquired Nortel Carrier in 2010, could pick up where the previous pieces left off. A direct replacement could save costs and allow for a smoother transition than would other products from non-associated companies.
The new TokBox Interactive Broadcast Solution for media will give producers the tools they need to create and host their own video-enabled talk shows on mobile and web platforms.
Reports suggest that the Kandy Cloud CoE will comprise 70,000 square feet, and serve as a complement to existing GENBAND facilities already in Ottawa. It will come with a complete lab with all the latest, state-of-the-art materials, and will host not only the leaders of R&D operations, project management and others, but will also bring in new hires, particularly local graduates.
Increasingly, the world is embracing video communications. While it's been predicted back to the era of the Jetsons, it's had a slow start. Video phones were introduced as early as the 1980s, but they never really caught on. The need to invest in expensive hardware was the general barrier for video calling. Even videoconferencing software (and hardware), which now graces the meeting rooms of larger companies, has remained behind in a bit of a niche. It appears the world was simply waiting for a better and easier way to use video. It was also waiting for a standard to build upon. Now, that standard has arrived.


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