Dialogic Earns Ready Now Award at WebRTC Conference & Expo for Showcasing Real-World Implementations
Parsippany, N.J. (PRWEB) November 26, 2013 -- Dialogic Inc., the Network Fuel™ company, today announced that it earned two awards at last week’s WebRTC Conference & Expo in Santa Clara, Calif., where the company showcased its recently released PowerMedia XMS 2.1 software media server. A panel of industry experts evaluated more than a dozen WebRTC products and solutions and gave Dialogic the Ready Now award. In addition, attendees of the show also awarded Dialogic the Wednesday Audience Choice award. The only company to win two awards at the event, Dialogic’s recognitions highlight the opportunity its PowerMedia XMS gives to developers and service providers as they work to create compelling new applications and deploy media rich services using WebRTC.
Brent Kelly, principal analyst at KelCor Research and a judge at WebRTC Expo, said, “Dialogic was chosen for the Ready Now award by the panel of judges, including myself, for its strong, fully functional demo that included multi-party conferencing across various devices and browsers. The live demonstration also illustrated advanced features required in both new and mature contact centers, including SIP interworking, video transcoding, recording and instant playback.”
In a survey conducted earlier this year, Dialogic asked nearly 200 key decision-makers in the service provider and telecom application development communities to discuss the future of WebRTC. Nearly 87 percent of respondents to the 2013 WebRTC Impact Survey said the standard will be a significant part of their product roadmaps, and nearly half said they would deploy a WebRTC solution within the next year. Dialogic’s PowerMedia XMS software media server plays a key role in that application delivery process and in the ongoing integration of WebRTC.
“Dialogic’s customers are leading the industry in answering the call of WebRTC to create applications that were never before possible,” said Andrew Goldberg, senior vice president of marketing and strategy for Dialogic. “The name of this award says it all; our solutions are ready now to help users move beyond the preliminary benefits of WebRTC and maximize an array of communications opportunities.”
Dialogic’s PowerMedia XMS software media server enhances communications applications by offering mixing of media-rich communications, rapid integration into communications infrastructure, seamless transition to virtualization and cloud delivery, telco-hardened reliability, and comprehensive WebRTC support. By offering standards-based media control interfaces and management capabilities on an award-winning platform, PowerMedia XMS 2.1 enables carriers and developers to more rapidly create and deploy telephony, conferencing and other value-added services (VAS).
WebRTC resources:
• Read Dialogic’s WebRTC survey results.
• Learn more about Dialogic’s WebRTC success with customers.
• Watch Dialogic’s WebRTC webinar.
• Learn more about the award-winning PowerMedia XMS 2.1.
About Dialogic
Dialogic, the Network Fuel™ company, inspires the world’s leading service providers and application developers to elevate the performance of media-rich communications across the most advanced networks. We boost the reliability of any-to-any network connections, supercharge the impact of applications and amplify the capacity of congested networks. Forty-eight of the world’s top 50 mobile operators and nearly 3,000 application developers rely on Dialogic to redefine the possible and exceed user expectations.
For more information on Dialogic and communications solutions energized by our technology, visit dialogic.com and dialogic.com/showcase. Also, visit our social media newsroom for the latest news, videos and blog posts.
Dialogic, PowerMedia, and Network Fuel are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Dialogic Inc. or a subsidiary thereof (“Dialogic”). Other trademarks mentioned and/or marked herein belong to their respective owners.
Robin Carley, Dialogic, 1-973-967-6168, [email protected]
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