The Evolution from UC to RTC - and Back Again - Unified Communications

Featured Articles » The Evolution from UC to RTC - and Back Again Unified communications (UC) continues to evolve, with real-time communication (RTC) appearing to be the latest concept that will be adopted and rolled into UC's all-encompassing umbrella. The latest challenge/conquest for UC is the threaded messaging application, keeping all communications in one string and making all of the archived string searchable. RTC elements are being incorporated into threaded messaging apps, holding the possibility that traditional UC might be on the way out and replaced with a combination of instantaneous, intuitive and seamless real time human interactions. Maybe. » Are RCS and VoLTE in a Race to the Bottom While OTT Rises to the Top? Rich Communication Services (RCS) offer subscribers an innovative set of features designed to enhance the capabilities of SMS and MMS technologies. Some of the main features that RCS offers include; » OrecX and GENBAND Team Up for Call Recording in Nuvia Cloud UC Call recording is a critical element for communications - especially in the business landscape. Not only do recorded calls offer legal security, but they can also be used to help with training and to ensure operations are functioning optimally. » IMTC SuperOp! 2015 Unified Communications Interoperability Testing Event Successes The International Multimedia Telecommunications Consortium (IMTC) SuperOp! 2015 event that took place in Porto, Portugal, was the place for the telecoms industry to stress test interoperability. » Hit an Online Conference in Your Jammies? You're Not Alone. The study found that 21 percent of Americans-the study also covered Australians, Canadians, Europeans and New Zealanders-had attended a videoconference wearing a professional top and pajama pants. Meanwhile, 17 percent of people worldwide had actually seen worse. Eighteen percent of respondents had seen someone use the video camera as a mirror to modify appearance before a conference, though roughly 25 percent of Americans admitted to using make-up before a conference started. About 10 percent had seen someone actively performing certain unpleasant acts involving a finger and a nostril. Top Stories » Take Back That Unpleasant Gmail with 'Undo Send' Option » Unified Communications Market Expected to Reach $75.81 Billion by 2020 » RingCentral Acquires Glip for Collaboration Integration » CGH Medical Center Adopts TelmedIQ Secure Messaging TMCnet Free Premium Content » Five Ways to Reduce Network Latency » Optimizing the Communications Architecture: Calculating SIP Bandwidth with Infortel Select Reporting » Colocation: The Essential Buyer's Guide Featured Channels » Cloud Contact Center » Virtual PBX » Business VoIP Advertise With Us General advertising Info: Click here Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.     RESOURCES   Whitepapers Publications Videos Events Webinars Blogs Free eNewsletters

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