Oracle's Donovan Comments on WebRTC Issues and Promise

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	Oracle's Donovan Comments on WebRTC Issues and Promise Larry recently sat down to discuss WebRTC with Jim Donovan, Oracle’s Director of Product Management, and Donovan identified some of the trends he’s seeing.   Donovan’s company released the Oracle WebRTC Session Controller, and has been working with customer segments that included numerous market segments such as service providers, enterprises and contact centers. Donovan touched on use cases for each of these segments in the interview.Beginning with how WebRTC is positioned with Unified Communications, Donovan said, “You're starting to see the enterprise use WebRTC in the context of Unified Communications as kind of a complement to what they might be doing with thick client functionality provided by one of the existing unified communications vendors. And then you're also starting to see new communication experiences show up in existing business applications.” He added, “You’re seeing WebRTC powering a lot of the new and innovative features in those types of business applications.”To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: Mobiquity Inc. BYOP: How Mobile and Social Are Creating New User Personas The digital world of mobile + social creates new customer segments and behaviors. Companies need to reorient their customer interactions around these segments to drive business impact. Learn More In this Issue INSIDER Is your network blind to video traffic? (Free Reg) iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending July 25 House passes cellphone unlocking bill that now only needs Obama's signature Are you a digital business bozo? Nine red flags that will drive customers away WHITE PAPER: Mimecast 8 Email Security Steps for Healthcare Organizations Don't let fear of violating Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) codes prevent you from using email to communicate sensitive information. Learn More INSIDER Is your network blind to video traffic? (Free Reg) Here's a look at 5 products that manage video in the enterprise. Read More WHITE PAPER: Netskope How to Mitigate Risk of a Data Breach in the Cloud As organizations' use of cloud apps grows, so too does the probability of data breach. This white paper discusses the role of cloud apps in a data breach and how Netskope mitigates risk and protects against data breaches for different scenarios. Learn more! iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending July 25 The iOSphere fed on familiar rumors – iWallet! Sapphire! September! – but it was thin gruel, with little in the way of substantiation. Or in some cases, of believability. This past week, there was more speculation about Apple’s plans for a mobile payment system, but little in the way of detail. There is still no Consensus Rumor about whether two iPhone 6 models will be announced together or separately. The appearance of sapphire cover glass on at least one iPhone 6 model seems to have become an article of faith. And Apple itself apparently can’t make up its mind about just when in September to announce the iPhone.  You read it here second.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WHITE PAPER: BMC Software The Future of IT: A Customer First Approach Explore how customer-first policies can make use of social, mobile and cloud technologies to give workers the freedom and flexibility they desire to drive company productivity. Learn More. House passes cellphone unlocking bill that now only needs Obama's signature The U.S. House of Representatives has just passed a bill that will once again give consumers the right to unlock their cellphones, meaning the legislation is only a presidential signature away from becoming law.Sina Khanifar, whose petitioning of the White House got the ball rolling on this almost two years, says via an email: The Senate’s cellphone unlocking bill, S517, just passed unanimously in the House of Representatives.Now it just requires the President’s signature to become law. It took 19 months of activism and advocacy, but we’re finally very close to consumers regaining the right to unlock the phones they’ve legally bought. I’m looking forward to seeing this bill finally become law - it’s been a long road against powerful, entrenched interests - but it’s great to see citizen advocacy work.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Are you a digital business bozo? Nine red flags that will drive customers away Read More
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