Chris Boulton is part of the CTO’s development team at Ubiquity Software, creators of the Ubiquity SIP Application Server, which is being used for converged applications by more carriers than any other SIP platform throughout the world.
It's widely recognized that the telecommunications industry is riding the
crest of change and evolution on the back of new access technologies such as
3G, GPRS, and Wi-Fi. Such IP-centric access mechanisms must also be
considered in conjunction with the emergence of feature-enabling technologies
such as VoIP, instant messaging, and presence. A whole new converged
telecommunications world is emerging that requires an appropriate
complementary IP-based infrastructure as opposed to the legacy,
circuit-switched solutions of the past.
The disruptive effects that such an evolution is having on telecommunications
service providers' revenue streams are also worth mentioning. The inevitable
migration to IP-based services that can support converged applications has
introduced a ... (more)
Chris Boulton is part of the CTO’s development team at Ubiquity Software, creators of the Ubiquity SIP Application Server, which is being used for converged applications by more carriers than any other SIP platform throughout the world.
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