Are Browsers That Do Not Support WebRTC Holding Chrome Back? - WebRTC World

Latest Featured Articles » Are Browsers That Do Not Support WebRTC Holding Chrome Back? Google appears to always be at the forefront of technology advancements and life changing concepts. WebRTC is also a revolutionary technology within the communications industry. The technology allows us to communicate from browser to browser-using video and audio for free. The technology is set to revolutionize not only the customers shopping experience but it also aids sales agents to upsell products. » GENBAND's Brings in SAP Jam Keeps Workers Connected GENBAND is a major force in terms of connectivity; from its base in Frisco, Texas, it delivers powerful solutions to over 700 customers across a span of 80 countries. Just recently, however, it found itself in need of a new solution itself, and one that it didn't actually have on hand at the time. This time, GENBAND turned to SAP for help in the form of the SAP Jam system, a system designed to help colleagues stay together in the same workflow, regardless of where said colleagues' physical location might be. » Larry Ellison does 'Show and Tell' at Oracle OpenWorld 2014 Two of the realities of today's business world are you can't spend what you don't have budget for, and if you are not upgrading and innovating (aka transforming) in an era of rolling change you are writing your own epitaph. Fresh off his retirement as Oracle CEO, Larry Ellison gave his second keynote address of the Oracle OpenWorld 2014 event wearing his new hat as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). » Ray Ozzie Intros App to Unleash the Power of Voice, Better Collaboration Famed software developer Ray Ozzie this week introduced a new WebRTC-based smartphone app called Talko aimed at making business communications easier and more collaborative. » Improving WebRTC through User Feedback How good is the WebRTC client you are using? Can it get better? There's an open-source-ish effort via the developers of Talky to collect data on how well WebRTC implementations do in terms of supported features on the WebRTC specification as well as the quality of experience, audio, and video delivered by Chrome and Firefox implementations. Top Stories » End-to-End Solutions, Process Development Will Help Propel NFV Further Forward » Pizza Hut Puts WebRTC to Work, But Can the IoT Make it Even Greater? » ARM-Based Processors Make a Splash in HP's Moonshot Servers » ConnectWise Launches ChatAssist » NFV Promises and Realities Featured Resources » Are you Ready for 2020? » Mobile Test Automation Best Practices » 5 Things Every Workplace Should Consider As They Cope With Enterprise Mobility » From Tickets to Total Customer Understanding Featured Channels » IP Communications » Conference Call Services » Workforce Optimization 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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