From VoIP to Unified Communications and WebRTC
SIP Trunking SIP Trunking is the most popular way to add PSTN connectivity to a modern UC solution. A few words of advice: Fax support: if the UC solution will need to transfer faxes, you need to make sure the operator has official T.38 capability. Routes quality: these should be extensively tested over national, mobile, …
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The biggest factors to consider when choosing devices that will connect to your UC solution are: determining the required installation time and avoiding installation-related issues (lengthy installations, device-related errors, etc.). FXS / ATAs Ideally, all devices connected to a modern UC server should be IP endpoints (PCs or SIP Phones). In practice, there are many reasons …
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In this blog article I will provide some best practices for deployment planning that our UC platform will need, to work as expected. When a new UC system is installed, users will need to spend a considerable amount of time and resources learning how it works. It is crucial to reduce the impact of adopting …
In the following article I will present a list of requirements that should help you in understanding which platform is better suited to an organization’s needs. Number and Location of Sites The quality of the connectivity is crucial for good voice and video service. Offices located in different countries or continents will most likely need …
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A Unified Communication solution can be deployed either in an environment controlled by the customer, as a corporate data center, or in a third-party data center. Let’s review such deployment scenarios in more detail. In most scenarios, a solution deployed in a cloud environment (such as Amazon AWS) offers the best overall conditions including easy …
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